Sentence examples for at a very specific target from inspiring English sources

Nas, whose career of rapping gangsta tales has gone through ups and downs, has decided to revive it with an old hip-hop tradition: the battle rap, hurling insults at a very specific target, in this case the million-selling rapper Jay-Z.

In Japan, Sharp is currently developing [JP] an inexpensive tablet aimed at a very specific target group: elderly online shoppers.

The shooting at Planned Parenthood is an act of domestic terrorism with a very specific target.

SAN FRANCISCO — The city of San Francisco has started an advertising push with a very specific target market: illegal immigrants.

It's a hate crime with a very specific target of the Latinx and LGBTQ community of Orlando, and we can't let anyone forget that.

"This is a very specific targeting of the humanitarian effort," said a spokesman for the World Food Program, Paul Risley.

They sum up their analysis as follows: "[A] fairly sophisticated attacker designed a system which appears to specifically target technology companies by using a supply chain attack to compromise a vast number of victims, persistently, in hopes to land some payloads on computers at very specific target networks".

What is really driving their protest (often directed at very specific targets), what kind of uneasiness or desire is at work beneath the bar, pointing beyond the issue at hand perhaps, towards a more basic discontent in science, or in civilisation even?

These would be very specific targets.

It doesn't generalise about a race, a religion or a people; it doesn't try to characterise any such generalisation: it is a very specific cartoon about a very specific politician at a very specific and deadly dangerous moment.

They all assemble at a very specific time and place.