Sentence examples for but targeted from inspiring English sources

But, targeted carefully, aid can reward responsible governments, encourage individual initiative, and alleviate suffering.

What proved most effective in Vietnam were not large conventional operations but targeted counterinsurgency programs.

"Without limited but targeted further steps toward stronger European institutions, eventually Europe will lose its effectiveness.

But targeted advertising — as the industry calls it — is accomplished using many methods, and Google and Yahoo have different approaches.

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It was from its beginnings targeted at the American moviegoing public — and no other word but "targeted" will do.

If resistance to change included violence, the press was not just resented but targeted — particularly members of the press who were recording the violence in pictures.

Le Pen still makes references to the second world war, but targeted a different issue: what a growing number of voters complain about is the "islamification" of France.

What if we didn't wait for people to self-define as having a particular condition but targeted them before they knew they had it?

Thereby, the study did not focus on evaluating single programmes, but targeted at gaining a comprehensive picture in general.

Israel's spokespersons may constantly repeat that these attacks are "targeted", but targeted attacks don't kill this many civilians.