Sentence examples for target believing from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors countered that the defendants had selected Mr. Sandy as a robbery target believing a gay man would offer little resistance and hesitate to report the crime.

Had I been attacking the wrong target, believing that neo-Darwinism was wholly Darwinian, throwing the baby out with the bath water?

(The fourth aircraft did not make it to its intended target, believed to have been either the White House or the Capitol in Washington, crashing instead into a Pennsylvania field, also killing all aboard).

It's possible that Target believes it can develop a more elegant solution in-house, rather than through this joint effort.

But Target believes shopping by voice won't necessarily be tied to an in-home device like the Echo or Google Home.

They struggled with the hijackers of the plane, preventing it from hitting its intended target, believed to be the White House or the US Capitol building.

Target believes in better choices for all, whether that's your morning read or what your family is having for breakfast.

Lunatics who, you never know, might actually one day go through with a threat to murder someone simply because their target believes in fairness for women in what remains a male-dominated industry.

Still, officials from those countries are wary of any treaty that binds them to enforceable targets, believing that such measures could permanently condemn them to second-class economic status.

As Creighton Drury, executive director of Covenant House New York, put it: "Pimps and other traffickers make youth who are homeless their number one targets, believing that no one will care when they are exploited, lured in and forced to sell sex".

Several anti-aircraft emplacements opened fire at imaginary targets, believing the explosions to have been caused by an aerial attack, but the six-inch guns protecting the harbour itself remained silent.