Sentence examples for richer target from inspiring English sources
Hefner was a richer target for the devoted copyist than Jules Feiffer, and Guccione studied him as if he were reading a map - both the man and his persona.
Even though Democrats have mounted filibusters to block confirmation votes on two other Bush appeals court nominees, Judge Kuhl's record has provided critics with a far richer target field.
"For example, if you look at the demographics of who buys the iPhone or iPad, they are usually technically savvy, typically wealthier and therefore maybe that is a richer target landscape".
In this target-centric view, the inclusion of richer target information may better represent the relationships between drugs and their activities.
The fact that animals did not immediately switch over to a new steady state but required several trials to do so indicates that the animals were not aware of the transition times and integrated the reward history to converge onto the richer target.
In a July interview with the Wall Street Journal, Marissa Mayer, the C.E.O. of Yahoo, argued that Verizon's planned acquisition would lead to "much richer data and much richer targeting".
YaData's technology will enable Microsoft to provide its advertisers with richer targeting capabilities so they can connect with their audience in more efficient and engaging ways, at the same time providing its customers more relevant and focused ads.
For marketers, the huge fan bases for some video games are a potentially rich target audience.
The author spies a rich target, runs up his flag, and goes straight after it.
And that has proved to be a troublesome demographic for him and a rich target for Mrs. Clinton.
But he said American planes were still missing a potentially rich target: Taliban trenches near the front, crammed with soldiers.
