Sentence examples for targets of some from inspiring English sources

Shiite religious festivals and shrines in Iraq have been the targets of some of the bloodiest attacks of the war.

I.M.G. advises avoiding large gatherings and overt signs of wealth, in stores, vehicles and upscale neighborhoods, as these have been targets of some protesters.

The analysis of polyamide-bound nucleosomal structures reveals other discrepancies in the expected chemical design, including unexpected contacts to DNA and modified basepair targets of some ligands.

Poor countries might be induced to take on targets of some sort, albeit of a less exacting sort than the straight emissions cuts faced by rich countries.

As Congress begins to consider financial reform, highly paid executives are likely to remain the targets of some serious tongue-lashings, if nothing else.

The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Representative Peter Hoekstra, Republican of Michigan, has said the briefings made clear that Americans would be targets of some of the eavesdropping and that Democrats had offered at least tacit approval.

And Wittenberg was the target of some of their displeasure.

The issue of non-Alabama trash has become a favorite target of some politicians.

And he makes Mr. Carter the target of some of this book's ostensible swipes.

For a time, he was the target of some spiteful media attacks.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was the target of some of his vitriol.