Sentence examples for understandable target from inspiring English sources

Yet, as our special report this week explains, politicians across the West too often behave as though business is the enemy.In this section Putin's inferno How to make the world $600 billion poorer A man needs a mandate Plucking the goose The tragedy of the high seas Pounded into submission ReprintsIn the wake of the credit crunch, the finance sector was an understandable target.

Daintily eating a hot dog -- that's an understandable target of ridicule (imagine if Mitt Romney had been photographed eating a hot dog with utensils, for instance).

Thousands of jobs and the health of millions ride on the billions of dollars that will be doled out by the Farm Bill, so it's an understandable target of interest.

The indignation is understandable: political targeting is an abuse of power, and the idea of using the I.R.S. to go after one's enemies is a classic dirty trick.

The tactics were understandable – repeated targeted strikes at key individuals to keep al-Qaida off balance – but our strategy was based on just that: "our" understanding of "them", rather than "their" understanding of "us" Thirteen years later, al-Qaida central is an organization on the decline – there have been undeniable successes – but the so-called Islamic State (Isis) is on the rise.

An effective RC process should be transparent and easily understandable by all target groups.

1 While considerable effort has been made to explore the patients' needs in terms of information content and to ensure that the information is clear and understandable for the target audience, few studies exist which focus on information sources for medicinal products and SmPC usage by physicians.

The rationale for targeting is understandable.

The group also judged that the scripts for barriers were up-to-date, accurate, and understandable but were not targeted to the exact concerns of local African American women or expressed in the ways that local women talked about their concerns.

The sight of Sterling being used as Liverpool's lone striker was understandable as a tactic to target United's vulnerable rearguard.

An internationally acknowledged translation methodology was used in order to obtain eleven additional language versions that were conceptually equivalent and easily understandable by each of the target population [ 31, 32].