Sentence examples for some sort of targeted from inspiring English sources

It would not surprise me at all if we saw some sort of targeted plan to reduce mortgage rates … no matter who wins the election.

But sources familiar with Apple's thinking dismissed this as being some sort of targeted crackdown against third-party screen time apps.

Some Internet executives wonder whether it is getting ready to start some sort of targeting system that might help its graphic ad network compete better with AOL's more successful Advertising.com and others that do make use of information about users.

But without some sort of targets, we may face another decade of inactivity.

Is it right to take them out of some sort of target?

But the chances of a decisive result without some sort of target being agreed are small, after Yorkshire's first innings gave them a lead of 34 with just a day left.

I think there should definitely be some sort of target at a high level and then that should be fed down to people who are interacting with the people who you want to affect, and then if the people that have actually got to do the change, they have got to have a bit of help.

While it's difficult to tell whether this is true, Yahoo likely employs some sort of ad targeting profiling which could be covered.

But he said that "it doesn't make intellectual sense to have an investment rating unless you have some sort of price target in mind".

A "sort of" targeting penalty is possible.

"This is the one that I was sort of targeting to hopefully come back for," Fish told an interviewer on court soon after the match.