Sentence examples for better aimed from inspiring English sources

Instead, government assistance would be better aimed.

Many economists believe that Australia's fiscal stimulus was better timed and better aimed.

That is a blunder because direct relief spending is a more powerful stimulus than business tax breaks, and is better aimed at the neediest.

Gaiman's rhyming verse is a cheeky alphabetical list loosely describing the children's journey, but the humor seems better aimed at older kids than the publisher's recommended "5 and up".

Reforms are probably better aimed at bringing muscular legal oversight to the existing system than at hoping to change it altogether.Some recent books on digital privacy have been written by journalists, with an emphasis on sugary narrative instead of original analysis.

The results of this study suggest that CF therapeutics might be better aimed at changing the environment of the airways rather than targeting dominant taxa.

Strong technology increases traffic, which provides more information about users, which enables better aiming of ads.

Our early intervention project, set up with SafeLives, called Sooner the Better aims to create communities to bring down the barriers to disclosing abuse.

Facebook has agreed to be transparent about, well, the obvious: You are being tracked so advertisers can better aim at you, and you can opt out if you make the effort.

Sabina Alkire, who wrote the study with Maria Emma Santos, said that the use of household data represented something of a "breakthrough," and that the new index could allow policy makers to better aim their interventions.

In the "ready" viewpoint, the camera resides just behind the character to facilitate better aiming when the character is engaged in combat.