Sentence examples for be so targeted from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
A Christian from the small, right-wing Phalange Party, Mr Ghanem was the 11th prominent opponent of Syria to be so targeted.
We are well positioned should economics change because our model is so targeted, and targeted advertising does well in most scenarios we feel.
"It's so targeted that it misses the target," Mr. Bush said.
Yet numerous works in gay studies show that many other cities and countries throughout history have been so targeted.
On the other hand, the Blips are so targeted running ads across the network might not always make sense.
Though Stories is a growing product, Our Stories have limited visibility because they are so targeted around a certain date, location, and group of people.
(Conscious perceptions will be analog states that are targeted by a higher-order thought, whereas perceptions such as those involved in blindsight will be unconscious by virtue of not being so targeted).
The whole day is an advertisement for CNet and because the station is so targeted it can sell others ads for dot coms and computer companies at a stiff premium.
The secretary of the Isfahan labour house, a union, complained that never before had labour been so targeted.
Because STEM opportunities are so targeted, it's often easier for STEM students to secure a meaningful activity for the summer since they don't have to spend a lot of time searching for or creating opportunities.
No bill can specifically target an individual or a single organization for punishment, a clause inserted into the Constitution by the founders who had been so targeted by the British parliament.
