Sentence examples for be targeted at an from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be targeted at an individual".

I think the darker ones, like those first three, would be targeted at an older woman who's had the marriage and had the relationship.

Singh said: "That this senseless act of violence should be targeted at a place of religious worship is particularly painful".

Each will be targeted at a particular government, and they will be asked to sign up to it before the meeting in Nagoya.

Products often get made because they're cheaper, or have some interesting gimmick, or can be targeted at a particular niche.

The minimum wage could be targeted at a set proportion of average weekly earnings so the lowest paid did not fall behind.

ITV said that ad-funded ITVBe will be targeted at a younger, female audience and will feature acquired programming such as the US Real Housewives.

For instance, a promoted tweet can be targeted at a certain number of users for a fixed cost (which varies depending on how specifically the tweet is targeted).

It's a man getting angry and it could be about anything, so it can easily be targeted at a particular group, whether it's football fans or Xbox players.

Amiable and entertaining as the film is, there are few adult-orientated wisecracks of the sort that we've come to hope for from this kind of movie, and it does appear to be targeted at a very young audience.

"The law will be applied in all firmness," Ben Ali warned, adding that its enforcement would be targeted at "a minority of extremists and mercenaries who resort to violence and disorder".