Sentence examples for less well targeted from inspiring English sources

It "might be easier to implement but less well targeted at top emitters" than other options, the report says.

Proposals by some lawmakers to extend and expand the $8,000 taxcredit for first-time homebuyers are even less well targeted.

Its knock-on economic effects are in fact complex, its redistributive aim less well targeted at the working poor than, say, the earned-income tax credit.

For example, the finding that interest-activity symptoms (of low interest, reduced activity, indecisiveness and lack of enjoyment) predict poorer treatment response [ 65] could be interpreted to suggest that the pathophysiological processes producing these symptoms are, to some extent, distinct, and less well targeted by antidepressants.

But he opposes a big devaluation and supports Ms Fernández's cash-transfer programme for poorer families (though this is less well-targeted than many others in the region).

The navy hoped that upgrades to the submarines, intensified crew training, and the selection of a less well defended target would lead to better results and an increased chance of the crews of the midgets to return alive from their mission.

Interventions targeting younger persons < 25 years (median cost/QALY/DALY/LY < A$41,200) tended to perform less well than those targeting adults > 25 years (median cost/QALY/DALY/LY < A$16,000).

But one risk is that if all markets are not secured to the same standard, it might simply divert an attacker to a less well-defended target.

"Superheroes at DC Comics traditionally have been targeted toward men and boys, so targeting girls is the smart economic thing to do," said Laura Martin, senior entertainment analyst at Needham & Co. "That DC Comics is focusing on the less well-served target market is smart business".

If you skate less well than your target, it takes longer to arrive; he hears you coming, and either gets out of your way or braces to hit you harder.

Balanced budget rules perform less well than rules that target the structural deficit.