Sentence examples for geared exclusively from inspiring English sources

We are comparing the results from these groups with the results from groups geared exclusively to fathers.

In September, the Zuchs opened the Morgan Center (www.themorgancenter.org), the only preschool in the metropolitan area, and possibly the country, geared exclusively to children with cancer.

At a stroke, there would be one less incentive for companies to give outsize rewards that are geared exclusively to a measure of performance that may not be in everyone's interest.

In Milwaukee, the school board is creating academies geared exclusively to the needs of young black males, who are more likely than any other group to be suspended or drop our of school.

"I'm not anymore," said Ms. Upbin, after working out three times a week, an hour a day, for over a month at what is believed to be the first gym on Long Island geared exclusively toward the elderly, the obese and those with chronic diseases.

Anti-testing activists say their movement is not geared exclusively at politicians or school officials, though they have gotten Assemblyman James F. Brennan, a Brooklyn Democrat, to sponsor amendments to buy the state time to reconsider whether tests should be used to evaluate teachers.

Padded shorts and pants are second to only helmets in terms of popularity, according to Jim Bartlett, the owner of XSportsProtective.com, an online store that sells safety gear exclusively.

"It remains the case that UK broadcasting policy is geared almost exclusively around the free model.

I thought that meant pornography), who concurs with Douthat and adds, Blockbusters today are geared almost exclusively to the 18-29 year old demographic, and that demo simply demands a different kind of movie.

The New East Manchester regeneration company has said the city is "undergoing a remarkable economic transformation, moving inexorably towards becoming the UK's first post-industrial city … geared almost exclusively around a service and knowledge-based economy".

A hasty, improvised set of reforms and an economy geared almost exclusively to armaments turned the feeble efforts of 1941 into the vast setpiece battles from the summer of 1943, every one of which the Soviet side won.