Sentence examples for supposed target from inspiring English sources

An animated gif showing the process ends with an image of the supposed target superimposed with the word "Busted".

Mr. Convertino and Mr. Smith have been accused of hiding photographs of a military hospital in Jordan that was the supposed target of the terrorist plot.

The crims are picked off one by one; victims of their greed and wickedness while their supposed target bobs – vaguely, innocently – just out of reach.

When an Israeli journalist on a foreign passport visited the area and published a snapshot of himself posing outside the supposed target, Syrian commentators showed less interest in the target and more outrage at how the reporter had slipped in unnoticed.

The most surprising thing was that the queries were not coming from the supposed target audience, students, but from cancer patients and their relatives.

The fact that one and the same thing is apparently revealed by distinct modes of detection suggests that it would be an extraordinary coincidence if the supposed target of these revelations did not, in fact, exist.

Supposed targets for attacks, like rail and air terminals, have been inventoried and assessed, and in some cases, hardened against assaults.

The supposed targets were illegal immigrants, but the vans offended not only British-born ethnic minorities but also various ministers in the coalition government.

Their plan would cut the estate tax rates by 20percentt, a gesture to the political pressures, and raise the exclusion for couples owning family farms and businesses to $4 million to better help the supposed targets of this legislation.

(The complaints about the delays recalled the old joke about a bad restaurant: "The food is terrible and the portions are so small!") The supposed targeting of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service, as well as the alleged regulatory excesses of the Consumer Financial Protection Board, were also frequently invoked.

Almost 80percentt of those Hamas rockets did not come close to hitting their supposed targets.