Sentence examples for aimed at classes from inspiring English sources

But the three big, national papers aimed at Classes A and B, including the Estado, its rival Folha de Sao Paulo, and O Globo, are growing in both circulation and heft.

In this paper, we present a data processing architecture based on a set of cooperative classifiers aimed at class recognition with sensor arrays.

The industrial revolution led to the increase in both working and middle classes, leading to the building of many new houses, aimed at both classes.

When I first visited Israel, during the summer of the 1967 war, there was no television to speak of, only educational broadcasts aimed at school classes and assemblies.

"[It] offers packages that are mostly open source, but with tooling that is proprietary, and that are aimed at various classes of business problems.

The remaining $20 million went to a matching fund aimed at enticing class of '54 members to make donations to the class's 50th reunion gift.

The moral outrage of politicians, aspiring politicians and the police, which is not always a form of extortion, is usually aimed at upper-class fun.

It falsely implies that policies geared in that direction — many of which are aimed at working-class minorities — of necessity must distract from addressing the needs of working-class whites.

In April it began a 13-week ad campaign aimed at middle-class Latinos, appealing to values that give priority to the family and its security and health.

The Turning Torso's developer, H.S.B., generally builds co-ops aimed at middle-class tenants.

They published ads aimed at working-class women, with headlines like "Young Ladies!