Sentence examples for are only aimed at from inspiring English sources

It's a bizarre scenario which means that much of the marketing dollars are spent in only a few days before a new film hits the screens and are only aimed at the 'first weekender' fans.

On top of that, they are only aimed at new sources, ignoring the nearly one million fracked wells and associated infrastructure that already exist in the United States.

Sharda, who imitated guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in a TV appearance on December 27, has apologised for his act, saying it was only aimed at entertaining audiences.

The legislation could be further amended to narrow the definition of criminality and clarify that it is only aimed at foreign sites.

The mixed message comes amidst the freight of a foreign policy featuring drone strikes in Muslim countries, a reluctance to foreclose on indefinite detention that functionally is only aimed at Muslims, and difficulty concluding the war in Afghanistan – all of which have strained relations with American-Muslim communities.

(They might look, for starters, at the suggestions in Wednesday's Times editorial: "The legislation could be further amended to narrow the definition of criminality and clarify that it is only aimed at foreign sites. And it could tighten guarantees of due process. Private parties must first get a court order to block business with a Web site they deem infringing on their copyrights").

In Fig. 1, the bay layer relaying protection is only aimed at single equipment bay.

Commissioners Frank Murray and Sir Ken Bloomfield said their work did not involve seeking prosecutions but was only aimed at addressing "the hurt and disappointment that the families of the Disappeared have endured for decades".

And their aggression was only aimed at each other, which is actually very normal for siblings.

In the end, the gun the bankers hold is only aimed at their own heads.

The IRA's mobilization is not the same, it is only aimed at some segments of society.