Sentence examples for aim at particular from inspiring English sources

Facebook's ability to aim at particular demographic groups is impressive, Mr. McConnell told the club.

As such, the drugs are representative of a new strategy to aim at particular proteins involved in cancer formation.

Judge Tauro, in considering the history of the federal law, noted that it seemed aimed at particular acts.

The typical audience for "Forbidden Broadway," which is filled with industry jokes aimed at particular actors and directors, is pretty theater-savvy.

The international company is also planning a slew of new products aimed at particular countries, including sweet-smelling cigarettes that have more tar and nicotine.

Instead of Mr. Bush's 10-year, $1.3 trillion across-the-board tax cut, Mr. Gore would offer $500 billion in cuts aimed at particular purposes like college education.

More broadly, the tension between seriousness and unseriousness in both purpose and execution is the domain of caricature whether or not it's aimed at particular people.

By shining lasers through optical fibres aimed at particular populations of neurons at specific times, a technique known as optogenetics, investigators can now effectively direct symphonies of light-induced neural activity inside the brain.

Worried about the rising budget deficit and instinctively dubious about short-term stimulus measures, he argued that the administration should adopt only narrowly defined tax cut measures aimed at particular sectors of weakness.

He called his proposal for a 10-year, across-the-board tax cut of $1.3 trillion preferable to Mr. Gore's latest plan for $500 billion in tax credits and deductions aimed at particular needs like education and child care.

For its part, the national Coalition on Donation is taking a page from modern corporate marketing playbooks and complementing its longstanding general advertising campaign with efforts aimed at particular ethnic groups, Ms. Murphy said.