Sentence examples for particularly targeted at from inspiring English sources
David Cameron this week announced a £20m language fund particularly targeted at British Muslim women.
They are particularly targeted at weekend visitors to the capital and young people.
The country's third city, Homs, was particularly targeted at the weekend, with tens of people killed and many more arrested by security forces, activists said.
Barely three weeks ago, a group of female politicians across the parties launched the Reclaim the Internet campaign, a public consultation on online abuse, particularly targeted at women.
The focus of this conference is education across the many fields of relevance to biological surfaces and interfaces, and this is particularly targeted at young researchers.
An existing compiler cannot easily be adapted to provide IDE services without impacting the user experience; typically, IDE developers have to develop their own language frontends particularly targeted at IDE use.
In countries with a low or intermediate incidence of colorectal cancer, stool DNA testing is less cost-effective than the other currently recommended strategies for population-based screening, particularly targeting at asymptomatic subjects.
NCA officers said global financial institutions and a variety of different payment systems have been particularly targeted, with UK losses estimated at £20 million.
Hirsch argued that McDonald's promotions, particularly those targeted at toddlers and children were misleading and, in effect, malicious.
A report on global food security from the parliamentary development committee this month urged the Department for International Development (DfID) to devote a greater portion of its budget to supporting agricultural extension services, particularly those targeted at women.
There is "substantial evidence to suggest that money can have a powerful impact on the outcome of general elections, particularly where targeted at marginal constituencies over a sustained period of time", the report said.
