Sentence examples for able to aim from inspiring English sources

Campaigns are able to aim at specific possible voters across the Web.

The company is able to aim advertising to individuals based on their usage of the site, Mr. Kurzweil said.

Then exactly one other woman in the world will be able to aim for the Queen's top spot.

ANALYSIS: The basic skill it rewards – being able to aim objects accurately – is one we're designed to want to practise.

Guided by communications with American troops on the ground, drone operators are then able to aim their missiles directly at insurgents.

Ms. Tsongas, 64, has been able to aim her campaign at the independents because she has no Democratic primary opponent driving her to the right or the left.

If he can get going, the Eagles will not be able to take direct aim at Ryan. "You would like to have this guy the first game of the year," Johnson said Thursday, referring to Ryan.

Ms. Naughton also said advertisers would be able to take aim at specific channels and genres, as well as demographic profiles, geography and hour of the day.

Rather than being able to take aim at particularly worrisome corners of the securities markets, the program leaves the S.E.C. beholden to tippees.

And you wouldn't be able to get a true aim on an enemy fighter.

"In order to continue to have a party and to be able to even aim at the White House in 2016, this is it" for Republicans, she said.