Sentence examples for offer aimed at from inspiring English sources

It now has a significant ticket discount offer aimed at families visiting New York this summer.

Today Osborne responded with a rival offer aimed at the same people.

However, AB InBev also proposed a part-share offer aimed at SABMiller's biggest shareholders, which own 41% of the company.

The offer, aimed at preserving Pakistan's influence in Afghanistan once the Americans leave, could both help and hurt American interests as Washington debates reconciling with the Taliban.

The share offer, aimed at raising £5m to invest in renewable energy projects, has been launched by Triodos Renewables, a UK company managed by Bristol-based Triodos Bank.

Today, a top NATO official now in Macedonia, Daniel V. Speckhard, defended the alliance's role, saying it was a one-time offer aimed at bolstering peace.

Following a long list of rejected economic reform offers aimed at securing bailout cash, he promised new proposals.

Melodrama aside, the campaign cuts straight to the wallet, with a range of vacation offers aimed at Americans, like a six-night Wine and Wilderness Retreat from $1,885 a person, including flights, hotels and a rental car.

But while some of the more overt on-campus marketing ploys (like offering free T-shirts and pizza to students who sign up for cards) are no longer allowed, a quick online search shows that card offers aimed at students are still plentiful.

We use a variety of tactics, from compelling imagery and design to well-written content and enticing offers aimed at gaining our audience's attention, getting them engaged and eventually taking action (making a purchase, etc.).

In the elderly or more infirm patients, single-agent therapies could be offered, aiming at palliation.