Sentence examples for aimed at a much from inspiring English sources

"I think he's aimed at a much younger audience than me".

At the other, a shoal of smaller firms is developing simpler, more casual games aimed at a much larger and more diverse group of customers.

For my next book, aimed at a much broader public, I hope to find a conventional publisher with a seasoned marketing department to do the work.

"It is also aimed at a much broader audience, who may not before have taken an interest in the Great Barrier Reef," Attenborough said.

I'd even go so far as to say that the iPad 2 is my favorite new game machine (narrowly eclipsing the Nintendo 3DS, which is aimed at a much younger audience).

In many ways, the Experience Cloud set of products represents a much bigger potential opportunity than even Creative Cloud, as it is aimed at a much more lucrative enterprise market.

More interestingly, the company is aiming at a much broader audience than just tennis.

With its white-label relaunch, the company is entering its second wind, aiming at a much bigger market.

Rosetta was originally due to launch in 2003 aimed at a different, much smaller comet called 46P/Wirtanen.

That explains why Patzer will spend most of the $12 million he raised in March on marketing aimed at creating a much larger appetite for Mint.

Many research programmes are aimed at developing a much more accurate predictive tool for assessing coals specially fired in burners or furnaces employing a range of NOx abatement technologies.