Sentence examples for looking for targeted from inspiring English sources

Glaxo is looking for targeted acquisitions and the amount of $3.5 billion looks reasonable," said Philippe Lanone, an analyst with Natixis Securities in Paris, who added that Glaxo was using acquisitions the fill the vacuum of patent expirations on its most successful drugs over the next few years.

It's a great resource for college students looking for targeted discounts on the stuff they need while at school, and for brands, they have a built-in access to students, and for CampusBuddy, which was primarily making money through textbook sales, subscriptions and advertising, it will provide another source of revenue.

The partnership is mutually beneficial for both organizations: Many NYCHA developments are located where affordable fruits and vegetables are scarce, and City Harvest is constantly looking for targeted ways to distribute healthy food and provide nutrition education to those who need it most.

Analysts had spent several weeks going through the hard drives and phones seized in the raid looking for "targeting data" — clues on the whereabouts of other terrorists — and leads on imminent threats.

These are the AT-ATs, their hangdog heads scoping left and right looking for targets.

This would provide a how-to guide for lawyers looking for targets.

It's too hard.' " The paramilitary gunmen are just as fierce, placing black hoods over their faces as they enter rebel strongholds looking for targets.

Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, John le Carré has been looking for targets beyond the murky, mutual, spying of the cold war.

Bombers who have struck in the past have sometimes cruised the capital looking for targets, holding off on the detonator before they have found their marks.

The crashes — 40 of them over three years — were deliberately staged by an insurance-fraud ring that hired drivers to cruise the neighborhood looking for targets and bilked insurers out of $1.6 million, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said on Thursday.

Speaking in one of the jail's visiting rooms shortly before his sentencing hearing, he referred to Brunson and Holt as people who "think it's funny to chase Mexicans" rather than as bullies looking for targets of opportunity.