Sentence examples for clearly targets from inspiring English sources
Clearly targets alone don't deliver results.
The latest summer campaign from John Lewis clearly targets shoppers planning to holiday in the UK.
Even though it is drafted as gender neutral, the new law clearly targets the few Muslim women who wear the niqab.
"Can Sanders channel some of that star magic?" Clinton's crowd is mainly middle-aged women, and not exactly the typical audience for a pop-star playlist of top 20 hits circa 2016, a list exemplified by Clinton's carefully curated Spotify playlist, which clearly targets younger people.
That latter is a $110 savings over the comparable iPod touch, which the Zune HD clearly targets.
The company clearly targets its home market as it was announced a few days ago in China before the big IFA unveiling.
"Someone is clearly targeting journalists," she said.
This group of whites was clearly targeting people of color.
Anheuser-Busch had been advertising its newest product all summer, clearly targeting the craft-beer market.
"The challenge is to find distinctions, and some have clearly targeted a green orientation," he said.
"Lenders are clearly targeting borrowers that fit within strict criteria," says Aaron Strutt of broker Trinity Financial.
