Sentence examples for aimed at rich from inspiring English sources

There will be something that sounds tough aimed at rich tax avoiders too.

Both luxury and mass-market carmakers are planning new vehicles aimed at rich buyers.

Research productivity and approval rates for mass-market drugs aimed at rich consumers are falling (see chart).

Planned developments, many aimed at rich Russians, have been scaled back, though the government hopes to lure Gulf Arab investors to take their place.

In other words, a company that publishes high-end magazines aimed at rich people will be getting an enormous government subsidy for the foreseeable future.

There's biosthetic aromatherapy, a treatment evidently aimed at rich, optimistic bald men; ayurveda, which assumes that if something was done 3,000 years ago, it must be right; and colonic irrigation, popular here with the late Princess Diana.

His words were aimed at rich-country central banks, but policymakers in emerging economies are the ones who should most take heed.

The Social Democrats (SPD) found the measure "socially unjust" because it was aimed at richer families.

In some strategies, grid refinement is aimed at numerical accuracy; in others it is aimed at richer turbulence physics.

The theory further indicates that tax cuts or spending programs (such as extended unemployment benefits) aimed primarily at lower-income households should be considerably more effective at stimulating or maintaining aggregate spending than programs aimed at richer households.

The economists Thomas McGuire, Joseph Newhouse and Anna Sinaiko found that, for many years, private companies aimed at richer, urban areas because these were more profitable, in part because government payments to insurers must be based on the costs of traditional Medicare, which are higher in these areas.