Sentence examples for a targeted at from inspiring English sources

My concern about what has happened with CNN is that the cable network bowed to pressure from GLAAD that Martin's "Barbershop Talk" Man tweets were somehow a) targeted at gay men and b) that he was trying to incite violence against Gays because he used phrases like #TeamWhipdatAss and "ish" which is Roland's term for "shit".

Not above £300 at the moment 5 If yes, will they be: A Targeted at the most needy students B Targeted at subjects which are short of students C A mixture, please detail Operating around means testing basis.

5 If yes, will they be: A Targeted at the most needy students B Targeted at subjects which are short of students C A mixture, please detail 6 If yes, are they funded A From central university funds B From a benefactor, private donations, etc? C A mixture 7 Have you employed outside agencies to help you make the decision (market researchers/brand managers)?

Don't know 5 If yes, will they be: A Targeted at the most needy students B Targeted at subjects which are short of students C A mixture, please detail 6 If yes, are they funded A From central university funds?

5 If yes, will they be: A Targeted at the most needy students B Targeted at subjects which are short of students C A mixture, please detail "But predominantly we are trying to identify the kids with the most need on the basis that they will be the least able to afford to come".

Question unanswered 5 If yes, will they be: A Targeted at the most needy students B Targeted at subjects which are short of students C A mixture, please detail Question unanswered 6 If yes, are they funded A From central university funds?

Or contacted a company about receiving a discount targeted at a different demographic?

What kind of obligation does a network targeted at a narrow chunk of the population really have?

He then came up with an idea for a magazine targeted at college kids.

A product targeted at everyone whose feet hurt now there was a concept.

In August, Denton launched Gizmodo, a blog targeted at gadget freaks.