Sentence examples for explicitly aimed at from inspiring English sources

Honda's Model X is a boxy S.U.V. explicitly aimed at young men of college age.

The third condition was explicitly aimed at protecting the rights of outside countries.

That led the government to adopt a two-pronged strategy explicitly aimed at achieving "media hegemony".

But, judging by the Bechdel test, she probably wouldn't be especially interested in sitting through lots of films or books explicitly aimed at female audiences either.

The House votes, which followed Senate approval of similar resolutions back in November, were, at least according to some members, explicitly aimed at subverting the talks.

Their agenda is explicitly aimed at independents, professionals, young middle-class whites and "the newly wealthy and influential elites of the technology sector".

And these feedback loops have been accentuated by the spread of quantitative-trading strategies that explicitly aim at riding the herd effect.

The corporate threat is most apparent in advertising, which explicitly aims at convincing us to prefer a product regardless of its actual merit.

In one encouraging sign, officials from the Fed and the Treasury are reportedly working on the details of Wall Street pay guidelines that would explicitly aim at preventing the reëmergence of rationally irrational behavior.

The rule, which governs emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide from fossil-fuel-burning power plants, does not explicitly aim at carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.

Nevertheless, Brandom explicitly aims at securing, and explaining, the "objectivity of concepts" (1994, xvii).