Sentence examples for a specifically targeted group from inspiring English sources

"The challenge, always, is showing you belong to a specifically targeted group.

The executive producer of "Battleground," J.D. Walsh, said Hulu was "looking for less of a broad audience across every demographic and more of a specifically targeted group of people who are passionate about the show".

The executive producer of "Battleground," J.D. Walsh, said Hulu was "looking for less of a broad audience across every demographic and more of a specifically targeted group of people who are passionate about the show". Mr. Spurlock said his deal with Hulu gave him greater ownership of "A Day in the Life". Plus, he said, the service reflects how the people he knows watch television these days.

We also have some specifically targeted groups, such as refugees and migrants".

Second, the report suggests that prisoners of conscience, including Falun Gong, Uyghurs, Tibetans and House Christians became specifically targeted groups for the purposes of organ harvesting.

Given that interventions may be improved by drawing on theories specifically targeting group behaviours, this would be a useful focus for a future literature review as we are not aware of there being such a review.

Kautz said Burbank cannot restrict how far group homes are from single-family homes, limit the number of people in a group home or impose any law that specifically targets group homes.

The think-tank British Future, which is spearheading the move, is calling for the "third campaign" to be allocated free broadcasting time ahead of the referendum, specifically targeting groups considered less likely to take part.

What makes this interesting is that Pirq actually allows the merchant to use that demographic information to specifically target groups of customers that meet certain criteria, like females 35 and over, for instance.

From the remaining 79 transcripts (discussed by 94 participants in 20 focus groups) a specifically targeted sample was drawn.

Whereas innate immunity represents a relatively non-specific and first-line defense against microbes and parasites, adaptive immunity encompasses a highly evolved assemblage of sophisticated defense mechanisms that specifically target groups of related or individual pathogens.