Even the parts of her speech on other topics — the stability of Lebanon, freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf, and the need for an independent Iraq — seemed targeted at Iran, which wields growing influence in all these areas.
Though neither Didi Kuaidi or Uber (or other ridesharing apps) were mentioned by name, several proposed regulations seemed targeted at specific companies.
If that official Democratic response was meant to demonstrate the poise and civility that plays well with the Beltway crowd, Sanders' seemed targeted at average American voters.
Although the site seems targeted at those who want to catch cheating partners on the app, its developer says he had a different motivation in mind, telling Vanity Fair that he wanted to highlight oversharing online.
Parts of these books seem targeted at a very particular audience — I'm picturing adolescent boys — but there are also some mature, provocative ideas squeezed in among the action scenes.
The idiosyncratic, jazzy ballad "Po' Boy" includes two jokes that seem targeted at first graders ("Called down to room service, says 'send up a room' "; "Knockin' on the door, I say 'Who is it, where you from?' / Man say 'Freddie,' I say 'Freddie who?' / He say 'Freddie or not, here I come' ").
Future platform plays including Mesh and Google Chrome seem targeted at mining social graph dynamics, and more "traditional" social networks such as LinkedIn are adopting more consumerish features from Facebook and its ilk.
Despite their widespread use, no new general anesthetics have been developed for over 30 years; all current development seems targeted at pharmacokinetics as opposed to pharmacodynamics.
Even though the video, entitled "Hello City Planner," gave voice to the frustrations many San Francisco restaurateurs have long had as they attempt to navigate the city's labyrinthine planning code, it seemed targeted less at the general public than the city's Board of Supervisors--the eleven San Francisco residents with the most power to actually do something about the problem.
The humour, the drama, everything in the film seems targeted more at the parents than the children: certainly those cheeky hints at the metrosexual proclivities of Barbie's true love, Ken, with his scarf and blow-dried hair.
Chafee's candidacy seems targeted almost directly at Hillary Clinton and her foreign policy record – the Democratic equivalent of those conservative hawks who sought to enter the Republican primary solely to excoriate Rand Paul on the debate stage.
