Sentence examples for lines aimed at from inspiring English sources

Long Lines, aimed at increasing revenue from long-distance phone calls.

Latino consumers have become so numerous that U.S. manufacturers are developing separate product lines aimed at them.

"We had scaled back in Seventeen," said Robert Smith, a vice president at Macy's who is in charge of several clothing lines aimed at young people.

All six commercials that the J. C. Penney Company intends to run during the Oscars will be for new clothing lines aimed at women.

Plus-size lines aimed at older women have also suffered; chains including Ann Taylor and Old Navy have removed larger sizes from stores (they still sell them online).

Michelle Larner, a makeup artist in New York, thought she was using only products not tested on animals because she favors lines aimed at customers with sensitive skin.

Generally, the current research lines aiming at addressing the acceptability challenge could be classified into four main categories as follows.

If it is, that could open new lines of business aimed at same-sex couples, like home loans and insurance.

The effort stumbled, and so did Herman Miller's Red line, aimed at 20-somethings.

Much of that decline was the result of weakness in the company's Inspiron line aimed at consumers.

Two years ago, Lego introduced its Friends line aimed at girls, a series of kits that has been successful.