Sentence examples for is directly aimed at from inspiring English sources

This amendment is directly aimed at restricting their ability to do just that, to the detriment of pregnant women.

That contribution, though small, is crucial because much of the money is directly aimed at especially needy schools in poor communities.

"What we saw in Penn State was a conspiracy of silence, and that's what my bill is directly aimed at," said State Representative Kevin Boyle, a Democrat who introduced a bill in Pennsylvania in mid-November.

The Surface is directly aimed at consumers, and with that, the iPad.

The postdoctoral professionalism series, in contrast, is directly aimed at postdocs and conveys a more specifically relevant range of topics.

GoFundMe's deal today is directly aimed at growing the funnel of transactions focused on good causes that are collected and processed by GoFundMe, which pulled in $100 million per month and grew at a rate of 300percentt year-over-year in 2016.

First: the app is directly aiming at one of the same demographics Apple is targeting for its new devices — professional and very avid amateur creators.

Opinions on Washington's shifting habits are directly aimed at his work.

Chevy was directly aimed at Ford – the volume car for the working masses.

The attack appeared to be directly aimed at the Americans and at the government of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan.

He did not name Italy but the leprosy comment was taken to be directly aimed at Rome.