Sentence examples for targeted at a particular from inspiring English sources
Books targeted at a particular gender are also a problem, parents believe.
Products often get made because they're cheaper, or have some interesting gimmick, or can be targeted at a particular niche.
Each will be targeted at a particular government, and they will be asked to sign up to it before the meeting in Nagoya.
It's a man getting angry and it could be about anything, so it can easily be targeted at a particular group, whether it's football fans or Xbox players.
Turnbull defended the migration law again on Friday, saying it was not targeted at a particular country and "applies to you whether you are a New Zealander or a Brit or Romanian or American or whatever you may be".
G.M. offered a panoply of distinctive brands, each targeted at a particular category of buyer — Buick for the successful but conservative driver, Cadillac for the wealthier and more flamboyant, and so on.
Double-strand breaks have been shown to enhance the rate of homologous gene targeting at a particular locus (Gloor et al., 1991), increasing efficiency as compared to current methods (Maggert et al., 2008; Rong and Golic, 2000).
Since some transcription factors fail to recognize the methylated versions of their cognate binding sequences, it is formally possible that the cell uses DNA methylation in a sharply focused manner by targeting at a particular CpG site to regulate gene expression.
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 structures... do not affect, nor are they targeted at, any particular country," she said, adding that China would "continue to strengthen" its activities in the area.
Mr Skidmore dismissed suggestions the new measures were targeted at any "particular community" but said it was essential people across the UK were able to fulfil their democratic rights "regardless of their race or their religion".
