Sentence examples for serious targets from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, both players remain serious targets for Chelsea in the future.

Helprin acknowledges the peculiarity of arguing with anonymous commenters rather than training his fire on more intellectually serious targets.

Republicans also defeated two incumbents who had not been serious targets early: Representatives Sam Gejdenson in Connecticut and David Minge in Minnesota.

But behind the jolly front the strains of coming into line with the deadly serious targets of a consumer-goods conglomerate are showing.

Beyond merely getting laughs, Wellman appears to have serious targets in mind.

As prominent fixtures of American life, zoos are also serious targets of criticism and speculation due to the perceived moral and ethical dilemmas of keeping animals in cages or enclosures under the care of humans.

One was more fundamental and may become a serious target in the Government's proposed reforms.

seems not to be a serious target of law enforcement, but different sources offer overlapping explanations.

But Mrs Hodge had an even more serious target: Mr Duncan Smith's department.

Swans are a serious target, not only for people who want to eat them but also from a cruelty perspective.

Friday's Gold Cup, when Kauto Star gets the chance to set the record straight, has been the chaser's only serious target ever since.