Sentence examples for contest targeted from inspiring English sources

In another Senate contest targeted by both parties, the Democrats provided $19,011 to help former Assemblyman Jose Solorio with electronic slate cards and staff in his race for the 34thSenate District in Orange County.

(See: "Top 50 Androids") LiMo will soon launch its own contest, targeting open-source developers who are interested in mobile applications.

Treemo will also launch a series of contests targeting "socially conscious" multimedia content producers soon.

So you could launch an online contest, then target ads at people who participated in that contest.

She's also the founder of Dangerous Curves, America's first pole-dancing contest specifically targeting plus-size women, featuring a "twerk-off".

Some believe that the singing contest Super Girl was targeted, in particular, because it incorporated audience voting -- but this explanation is weak and, as far as Sino-pessimists are concerned, would be too good to be true.

Geert Wilders, a member of the Dutch parliament and the head of the far-right Dutch Freedom Party, keynoted the Garland, Texas, Muhammad Art Exhibit & Contest that was targeted by terrorist gunfire Sunday.

These are situations like highly targeted contests impacting very few directly, but highly valuable in publicity or advertising.

Steyer has some way to go in convincing Americans of that; even his lavish spending is not likely to make climate change the deciding factor in any of the U.S. Senate or gubernatorial contests he's targeted.

London star Kevin Mitchell makes his comeback on the show in a 10-round lightweight contest as he targets a third opportunity at a world title.

For instance, Nandan Nilekani, the Infosys co-founder contesting elections in Bangalore, used targeted Facebook ads and Google's Adwords for reaching out to the first time voters of 18 years and above in his constituency.