Sentence examples for better at target from inspiring English sources

The selection and prices are better at Target than at her neighborhood grocery stores, Ms. Reid-Chrisaid saddingdding that the $300 bill would have been much lower had they not picked up one "big-ticket item," a Braun shaver her husband had been eyeing for several months that had been reduced to $150 from $200.

However, there are ways to make great deals even better at Target.

"They've got to get much better at targeting," he said.

Coupling that with improvements in analytics, app developers are getting better at targeting the most promising new prospects.

Under his tutelage the party did much better at targeting Republican voters, particularly in America's outer suburbs.

By taking advantage of the flexibility of RNA vaccine production, scientists can thus produce a vaccine with different antigens which is consequently better at targeting the tumor cells.

So some people worry that as marketers get better at targeting the elderly, the line between advertising and unscrupulous manipulation will be harder to discern.

Byrne went on to say that the points-based system was better at targeting the type of immigrants that would be beneficial to the British economy.

Far-right and Islamist terrorist groups have used women as online recruiters because their empathy and soft approach means they are better at targeting vulnerable individuals.

But this explanation doesn't explain why one party was so much better at targeting the key seats and why this effect isn't systemically favouring one side over the other.

Health promotion interventions, including programs to prevent falls among older people or campaigns to get people to quit smoking, have a typical return on investment of only 2. Returns can be higher if programs perform better at targeting high-risk people.