Sentence examples for lines aiming at from inspiring English sources

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

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

"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.

In the last two months, Crown, part of the Random House division of Bertelsmann, and Penguin, part of the British media company Pearson, both started new lines aimed at tapping the booming market for conservative books.

BOTH Knoll and Herman Miller have introduced lines aimed at younger companies that may have to adapt quickly to changing economic conditions and do not have the luxury of long-term space planning that more established companies enjoy.

Unilever plans to spend $250 million in the next two years to advertise, market and promote to American consumers 21 varieties of Clear shampoos and conditioners in three lines, aimed at women, men and African-American women.

The 88-year-old Damiani Group has reported annual revenue of €151.6 million, or $193.3 million, and has diversified into a number of niche jewelry brands, including Alfieri & St. John, Bliss, Calderoni, Rocca and Salvini, allowing it to cover the spectrum from haute joaillerie and watches to lines aimed at a young clientele.

He is negotiating with San Diego's transit chief to get more bus lines aimed at High Tech High.