Sentence examples for aiming more at from inspiring English sources

Among those aiming more at the older demographic are giants like Chrysler, Kraft Foods, L'Oréal, Procter & Gamble and Target.

Miletti, now associate portfolio manager, has been backing off pure cable systems, aiming more at content providers.

Unfortunately, you could probably buy a real seal for $6,000 so they're aiming more at the elderly and infirm with this one.

There have been studies oriented towards heavy oils: Sinag (2004) processed an oil shale using both sub and supercritical water although he was aiming more at a combined solvent and distillation process rather than cracking.

Most beginners aim too high, and this exercise trains the eye to lower the "sight picture" of the shot, aiming more at the rim.

The moral is aimed more at parents than children.

It is aimed more at clinics than homes.

The series is aimed more at the ears, and the heart, than at the head.

(At $53,000 and up, the Cruiser is aimed more at the well-heeled Range Rover crowd).

"Your husband's weakness irritated you?" The question seemed aimed more at himself than at her.

Sometimes such videos are truly educational; this one aims more at inspiration than at beauty.