Sentence examples for drill down their from inspiring English sources

First, the company is expanding the number of interests that advertisers can target against — there are now 420 of them that allow Pinterest advertisers to drill down their campaigns and make them better target potential customers.

The new build plays home to a handful of significant UI tweaks — users now have one swipe access to gesture and voice commands, and can drill down their search results to focus solely on results from sites like Amazon, eBay, and YouTube.

Between these two and the "Dakota" that trickled out early this morning, it looks like RIM has really drilled down their focus for 2011 — all of these phones look pretty dang great, and right in line with what RIM does best.

The plan was to drill down into their views on domestic issues that have been at the forefront of their campaigns.

"What I worry about when it comes to the Web is that people are encouraged to drill down into their areas of concern to such a degree that they get closeted in their own reflections of themselves," said Joseph Turow, a professor at the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania.

Carlisle shrugged when asked about potential adjustments, matter-of-factly suggesting his players needed to drill down into their personal defensive reserves.

Technically they have backstories but you have to drill down to their description to find them, and by the time you're doing that you've probably already killed them.

Xtify, which has other products that allow customers to drill down into their notifications (for example, pushing a message to people with 1.5 miles of the TechCrunch office or who have achieved a certain level in a game), also provides users with deep app analytics.

The first truth is that when business people drill down to their primary concerns, one side can usually live with language protecting the other side from its chief worry.

A. When you talk to them about things that they've done, you drill down on what their responsibilities were.

Stretch admitted Facebook didn't, and it would likely be cost-prohibitive to drill down further into their identities.