Sentence examples for much more aimed from inspiring English sources

"This [criticism] is so much more aimed at a woman's book than a man's book.

By contrast, in other situations MASQ-AD assessment may be much more aimed at deciding whether a respondent scores high on depression or not (see, [ 38]).

Spearheaded by the Cambridge venture capitalist Hermann Hauser and modelled on the German Fraunhofer Institutes, the catapults, specialising in the future of cities, a connected digital economy and renewable energies among much more, aim to translate raw research into valuable innovation.

But the current campaign by Mr. Reed's company is much more closely aimed at the Bush campaign.

"Recurve is a sport of execution and not so much aiming; compound is more aiming and precision," Dielen said.

When detailing was controlled for, promotions aimed directly at doctors turned out to affect prescription choice much more than promotions aimed at consumers [ 54, 63– 63].

In contrast, Russia's strategy of indiscriminate bombing boosts Assad's much more limited aims, which do not take civilian casualties into account.

Mr. Saez has advocated much more aggressive policies aimed at income inequality.

Even so, the speed with which he abandoned it in favour of a much more "kinetic" approach aimed at getting a quick improvement in security by killing as many Taliban as possible was breathtaking.By the time General Petraeus handed over to his successor, General John Allen, 13 months later, a deadline for the withdrawal of foreign troops at the end of 2014 had been set.

The sophistication and nature of the threat has shifted from denial of service attacks to much more targeted attacks aimed at valuable content.

Today's newly proposed rule is one step toward what is likely to be much more extensive regulations aimed not just at new businesses that emit large amounts of greenhouse gases but also at existing ones.