Sentence examples for entry aimed at from inspiring English sources

Back in May, talk surfaced of a new, low-cost entry, aimed at competing more directly with the iPad.

The film is the only new entry aimed at family audiences.

There have been many new low-end entries aimed at young buyers, especially teenagers, who always seem to be taking pictures of their friends.

As noted by de Soto (1989), barriers to entry aim at protecting current producers.

"My entry aimed to raise awareness of the young people at risk of falling through the gaps in society," she says.

The knowledge of this mechanism of HIV entry into cells has resulted in the development of a new class of ARVs entry inhibitors, aimed at blocking the CCR5, CCR2, or CXCR4 coreceptors.

These changes involved the introduction of a new, more flexible and easy-to-use data entry system aimed at improving the underreporting of crashes of low severity.

Among a raft of new security measures, the EU has already adopted a passenger name record, obliging airlines to hand EU countries their passengers' data, and is working on an advanced entry-exit system aimed at registering all border crossings by third-country nationals in the Schengen area.

The Nano is purely a bare-bones, entry-level model aimed at consumers in emerging markets.

Nokia introduced the heavily Windows Phone-inspired and Windows services-based Nokia X at MWC, as a low-cost entry-level device aimed at these markets.

A protocol for data-entry includes specifications aimed at minimising coding errors.