Sentence examples for nothing targeted from inspiring English sources

People like Mr. Grove believe that there is nothing urgent about N.I.H. money — and nothing targeted.

(That is often not the case: researchers know the genetic cause of Huntington's disease but have nothing to target).

But if it is family poverty we want to relieve, nothing is as targeted or cost effective as tax credits.

The products are nothing special but targeted at older customers, Exemode is hoping the brand name evokes good memories.

Again the Jews have been targeted for nothing more than their name.

"There's nothing left to be targeted here, only poor people who buy alcohol and the unfortunate family in the Suburban," said an Iraqi policeman.

Besides, slapping an age on a picture book has now become even more complicated because of the arrival of a wave of teasingly sophisticated picture books (I include one in this round-up) that are nothing if not ambiguously targeted.

Quijano tried to focus the discussion on that point, by bringing the discussion to Scott, who had spoken of "the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself".