Sentence examples for service is aimed at from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the service is aimed at small firms and internet start-ups.

The service is aimed at "young, passionate consumers who like high-end devices," he said.

Because the service is aimed at children, there are also risks involving privacy and protection.

That service is aimed at addressing the needs of cable operators who have invested heavily in that business.

Maxfunds.com's service is aimed at investors who use folios but also want the kind of advice they would get from a mutual fund manager.

But Sky's forthcoming "Q" service is aimed at a very different future from the one targeted by Apple, Google, Amazon and Roku.

HMRC said the new service was aimed at the 1.5 million people who needed extra help with their tax affairs.

Plepler said the service was aimed at the 10 million people in the US who subscribe to broadband, but don't watch television.

Wolfgang Mayruber, chief executive of Lufthansa, said the service was aimed at business travelers and would provide connectivity equivalent to a "powerful hot spot or a high-end hotel" on the ground.

If your brand or service was aimed at lighter-viewing sectors of the population, such as the young, the more upmarket, or business people, it was impossible to reach them on ITV without having to buy the mass audience you weren't after - the over 55s and the more downmarket (the socio-demographic Ds and Es).

It may seem ironic that so art-obsessed a soul became entangled in foreign policy, sitting through conferences and delivering stylishly wonky lectures, but in the end his public service was aimed at shaping a world in which the life of the mind could flourish.