Sentence examples for the central target from inspiring English sources

It was clear that the central target of their wrath was Dinkins.

Egypt was the central target of President Bush's Freedom Agenda, his campaign to spread democracy worldwide.

The Radiant City, Le Corbusier's 1925 vision of a city of high-rise towers separated from each other by open parkland, was the central target of her critique.

"Most of the bullets struck her body armour or the wall at the front of the house, but she was the central target.

While federal officials have declined to name the elected official who is the central target of their investigation, the pressure on Mr. Ganim continues to build.

The central target is the Hacked Off campaign, though there is plenty of pressure applied to the Labour party too in order to head off the possibility of legislation.

Chief among these were the figure of 4 million deaths at Auschwitz (based on contemporary Soviet estimates, but later revised to 1.1m) and the failure to establish that Jews were the central target of Nazi persecution.

The central target Henry is after in the book belongs to that final category: an Americanized (down to his J. Press clothes) Korean-American city councilman with mayoral aspirations who winds up scandalized.

As it stands, it feels a little like the aftermath of the Fred Goodwin saga: a PR diversion strategy, looking tough to the public but missing the central target.

The monkey had to initiate a trial by touching and then holding with the left hand the central target.

Vocal fold (VF) fibroblasts (VFFs) are the central target in developing new strategies for treatment of VF injury and scarring.