Sentence examples for it's targeted at from inspiring English sources

It's targeted at the state's increasing number of illegal pot farms, who have wreaked havoc on local wildlife and water supplies.

It's targeted at lawmakers in the nation's capital, the people who control corn's fate in terms both of environmental regulation and the lavish and increasingly hard-to-justify federal subsidies for the ubiquitous crop, which have totaled $73.8 billion in taxpayer dollars since 1995.

"If you look at the price points they're at, it's targeted at the one-percent," the company's CEO explains, somewhat hyperbolically.

Suffice to say the plugin is an.exe file, so it's targeted at Windows users, but its safe to say that what ever it is, it wouldn't be wise to install it.

It's targeted at one species.

It's targeted at 12- to 13-year-old girls, and I have one.

Comments like Whedon's, had it been targeted at Ivanka, and Chelsea Handler's recent quip that she has no interest in interviewing first lady Melania Trump because "she can barely speak English," are ultimately a disservice. .

It is targeted at workers, not their IT departments.

Early reports suggested it was targeted at the UK's National Health Service, leading to routine appointments being cancelled.

Once the deal is completed — it is targeted at a Q3 2018 timeframe — Baidu's share of the business will drop to around 34percentt.

In essence, it was targeted at the Soviet Union for its restrictions on the emigration of Jews.