Sentence examples for targeted once again from inspiring English sources

He puts them aside (with some sexual references to another weapon that he intends to use) but his house is targeted once again by the Trojans.

Once again, it was we who were targeted; once again, we would be engaged on many fronts against an ideologically committed foe.

If there is another Palestinian uprising, or some such event creating pan-Islamic anger, then the West is likely to be targeted once again.

But a bronze medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow changed the target once again.

He is excluding them, making them the target, once again, of a sly joke and reinforcing ethnic and cultural stereotypes.

On the call Apple also said they were increasingly looking at M&A and we believe Imagination could be a target once again in time.

France, despite twice being given more time to bring its deficit down, will miss its target once again.

Not only are these likely to be good stocks to own for the long haul, but they could be buyout targets once again.

If Oneida can't get its stock up within the next year, look for it to become a takeover target once again.

Halfpenny converted and when Noa Nakaitaci foolishly threw the ball away after conceding a line-out, the Wales full-back was on target once again to give Toulon a 19-11 lead with half an hour to play.

Plaid Cymru health spokesperson Elin Jones AM said: "The failure of the Welsh Ambulance Trust to meet the targets once again is of particular concern following the recently published hospital reconfiguration proposals.