Sentence examples for is more aimed from inspiring English sources

Vulnerable populations in Wards 7 and 8 do have urgent health needs, but a $300 million hospital is more aimed at meeting political needs.

"If all we're doing is adding more stuff that's value is more in entertainment or is more aimed at how we consume than at the vital aspects of how our readers live, then I'm going to be worried".

Frequent business travelers may rely on it the first time they visit a new city, but the app is more aimed at tourists who might want to know, for example, the best ways to reach Manhattan from Kennedy International Airport, how much to pay and how much (if at all) to tip.

Glenn Hurowitz, who does work for a couple of forest-protection groups, has a four-part Grist series positing that the public-relations campaign around the Gibson case is more aimed at weakening the Lacey Act than defending an American guitar company.

The look of his account is more aimed at his age-group.

The piece is a "thing of rugged art" and is more aimed at design than specific precision.

"Recurve is a sport of execution and not so much aiming; compound is more aiming and precision," Dielen said.

ChefTap is another free Android app that's more aimed at capturing recipes from Web sites.

Rather than posing a threat to the traditional, physical craft of professional DJing, they're more aimed at interested amateurs.

Now, this one may be more aimed at creating jobs.

Another strategy (one that's more aimed at retention than advancement) is helping employees wipe out their student loans.