Sentence examples for because it was targeting from inspiring English sources

A listener challenged whether the ad breached the advertising code because it was targeting children to encourage them to ask their parents to make a purchase on their behalf.

When Planet RX targeted that same area, it wasn't able to succeed because it was targeting the incumbent's sustaining innovation, not introducing a disruptive one.

The choice of the West Burton site for a fresh wave of protest, which campaigners expect to attract numbers "in the high hundreds", may be controversial because it was targeted last year by 21 activists from the group No Dash for Gas.

But this one is a bit different from the countless Groupon competitors, because it's targeting a very specific market: college students.

As a result, a high-end brand can sell something like mascara for a higher price because it's targeting a clientele who's willing to pay.

This new pill -- the one that some people are very mistakenly called the female Viagra (because it's targeting the mental aspect, not the physical one) is a terrible, terrible idea.

"It's an important promotion because it's targeting a very specific group that is just starting to grow and it has so much potential," explains Calle, who occasionally works alongside WWE star Rey Mysterio and Konnan, known as the "Mexican Hulk Hogan".

Many people are familiar with the neurotransmitter serotonin, for instance, because it is targeted by widely used antidepressants, like Prozac.

CS-TDMA can be inefficient for SANETs because it is targeted for peer-to-peer communication.

"We are quite excited about it because it is targeted at and developed for front-line health workers," said Mr Perin.

With welfare, because it is targeted and therefore withdrawn as income is earned, people on welfare are effectively punished for working.