Crosshairs in a sentence

A bipartisan effort among states to combat voter fraud has found itself in the crosshairs of conspiracy theories.

Adnan also found himself in the crosshairs of President Mahmud Abbas' Palestinian Authority.

Africa’s energy crisis is a Cape-to-Cairo devastation, with countries caught in the crosshairs of electricity shortages that have slowed economic growth and now threaten political careers.

Another is that those in the middle class might find themselves in the crosshairs of the expanded IRS, even though they’re making far less than Biden’s totally arbitrary $400,000 threshold.

As forests continue to burn across parts of the province and reinforcements start to trickle in, Quebec Premier François Legault says the situation has stabilized for communities caught in the crosshairs of the wildfires in western and northern Quebec.

But put a reporter on the story and by last October the magazine published a story which vaguely suggested Meek might be in the FBI’s crosshairs for some story he was working on.

Fascism is rearing its head, and fresh crosshairs are being painted on nations seeking to embark on the path of sovereign development.

For years, Bolinget and other Cordillera activists have found themselves in the crosshairs of the Philippine counterinsurgency campaign.

Homes security devices, digital doorbells, and cameras should also be in your crosshairs.

If it fails, then I know the gap is in the crosshairs.

In contrast, new companies, especially those in the deeptech sector (quantum computing, AI, robotics as examples) are in the crosshairs of geopolitics because their innovations are prized and strategic.

J.), who has not been charged, stands apart from his colleagues for the frequency with which he’s been in authorities’ crosshairs.

Leon Guerrero urged residents in a YouTube message to remain calm and ordered the National Guard to help those in low-lying areas evacuate, saying, “We are at the crosshairs of Typhoon Mawar.

The educational, athletic, and professional gains of women and girls over the course of five decades are in the crosshairs as the federal Department of Education’s rulemaking process seeks to make the very changes that Lagoa decried.

The former president also had the "Green New Deal" in his crosshairs in a post on Truth Social.

The lastest player in the WBC injury crosshairs?

This is thanks to the fact that only three scripted series are supposedly going to survive in the near future, and we know is one of them, which means both are candidates that could be in the cancellation crosshairs.

While Tamaki being the warden immediately puts him in the crosshairs of most Deadman Wonderland characters, it’s his relationship with them that makes him quite the menace.

Worse, Cities, hospitals, schools, corporations, small businesses, and even U.S. government agencies are all still in the crosshairs.

Al-Qaeda was just one group in a long list of enemies who share the same goals and who unquestionably have this generation in their crosshairs, whether or not our children know it.