Sentence examples for to be targeting from inspiring English sources

The advertising culture seems to be targeting women as fit human beings.

In some places, PSPOs appear to be targeting genuine problems.

"These kind of laws weren't meant to be targeting doctors, they weren't meant to be targeting journalists, and those reassurances have proven to be false.

They seem to be targeting the stores selling goods they would normally consume.

Jessop said: "Burglars do appear to be targeting student houses - it is a honeypot.

Cazeneuve said the man appeared to be targeting one or two churches.

Unscrupulous businesses are believed to be targeting this group because of the lack of awareness.

All these circuses seem to be targeting very different family audiences.

"We seem to be targeting the most vulnerable people, not the worst".

He claimed that French people who came to the country were unlikely to be targeting "soft-touch Britain".

We expect our political representatives to set the tone for our society, not to be targeting particular groups with hostility.