Sentence examples for be more aimed from inspiring English sources

Now, this one may be more aimed at creating jobs.

Their new Gunstock Shooter DSLR rigs start at $1430, though they would seem to be more aimed at professionals that know exactly what they want — and can afford it.

It used to be more aimed at young women viewers, but that has changed a bit in recent years thanks to investments in superhero shows like "The Flash," "Arrow," and "Supergirl," in addition to more female-focused content like "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and "Jane the Virgin," for example.

Welch suggested that McConnell's threat may be more aimed at the tea party Republican challenging him in the Kentucky GOP primary. "Maybe it's primary politics he's playing to resort again to a reckless and discredited tactic.

ChefTap is another free Android app that's more aimed at capturing recipes from Web sites.

Rather than posing a threat to the traditional, physical craft of professional DJing, they're more aimed at interested amateurs.

The look of his account is more aimed at his age-group.

Update: I wasn't previously aware of Validize which is more aimed at bloggers, but is an interesting contrast.

The piece is a "thing of rugged art" and is more aimed at design than specific precision.

The primacy of the department of Economic Affairs means that policies are more aimed at achieving energy security and the international competitive position of the Netherlands (personal communications PBL, 2013).

Other approaches like (Musse and Thalmann 2001; Shao and Terzopoulos 2007) are more aimed at generating visually effective and believable pedestrians and crowds in virtual worlds.