Sentence examples for target of the next from inspiring English sources

Guessing the target of the next big bid is the name of the game.

Bank of America shres fell 3.18 percent, to $10.95, on worries that it might be the target of the next WikiLeaks document release.

Behind the joviality, security is expected to be ramped up at festivals after a senior counter-terrorism officer recently warned that music fans and nightclubbers could be the target of the next major terrorist attack in Britain.

Another sobering development is a warning from counter-terrorism officials who say fans at UK music festivals could be the target of the next major terrorist attack in Britain.

Music fans and nightclubbers could be the target of the next major terrorist attack in Britain, a top counter-terrorism officer has warned ahead of the country's festival season.

Fast food and retail workers will be the target of the next big union membership drive.

Drywall installers and suppliers are also expected to be targets of the next wave of litigation.

With the collapse of Communism, the comparison seems more fanciful; it is still easier to understand those who betray and kill for a religious idea (certain paradise after death) than for a political one (promised paradise as long as all the targets of the next few Five-Year Plans are met).

"That's to contribute to the short-term deficit-reduction targets of the next three or four years, and you shouldn't force through changes of that sort on short-term issues like the deficit.

I put it to George Osborne that many would think he was simply trying to claim credit for a policy his party had long fought and that his insistence that "we were all in it together" was undermined by the targeting of the next round of spending cuts on benefits often paid to the same people who are on the minimum wage.

These recently identified steps could be the targets of the next generation of therapies.