Sentence examples for allows them to target from inspiring English sources

The opening allows them to target pregnant women with products whose safety for fetuses is unknown.

Specific user data is valuable to advertisers because it allows them to target their marketing efforts more effectively.

But philanthropy allows them to target spending on those they personally believe are deserving, instead of allowing the government to choose.

The Republicans are a professional outfit, equipped with a massive data bank, the Voter Vault, that allows them to target potential voters, and well aware that they need to fix public perceptions as soon as possible.

In 2013 the UK imported more goods and services than it exported by a margin of £30bn and Osborne's target of doubling exports to £1tn by 2020 is a distant hope, particularly if British firms do not receive the investment that allows them to target emerging economies.

For merchants and in-store retailers the service allows them to target specific users by demographics.

Washington politicians have warmly embraced the drone strikes, which allow them to target elusive enemies in remote parts of the world with little risk to US personnel.

It was this digital savvy that allowed them to target specific groups, like women, and reach out to potential contacts in the entertainment industry.

Online retailers take advantage of this by slicing the web through behavioural and (increasingly) semantic targeting, allowing them to target groups of individuals with messages that appeal to them.

Dalton Philips, the chief executive, said the retailer had also been unable to compete with a blizzard of discount voucher programmes offered by rivals whose more up-to-date IT systems allowed them to target customers more effectively.

Researching certain cafe owners and styles allowed them to target venues where they hoped their baking would be well received and they gained confidence as orders were repeated and regular market-goers flocked to their stalls.