Sentence examples for targeted enough from inspiring English sources

Most of the changes in the pre-budget report are not targeted enough at those in real need.

The Obama administration's stimulus package has mitigated the damage, but it was not big enough or targeted enough toward job creation to halt the continued hemorrhaging in employment.

For this reason, your CV will need to pass the first hurdle of "suitability" – many fail to make the first cut because they're not relevant or targeted enough to the role.

To add value a recruiter or ad must be cheap enough & targeted enough to save you the time involved with making good content & effort.

The committee also wants "general class" bulk personal dataset warrants removed from the legislation (class in this context referring to a whole class or type of data such as travel data) — again on the grounds that they are not targeted enough and will inevitably infringe the privacy rights of multiple people.

Facebook has responded saying – naturally enough – the experiment is "worthless" because the ads were not targeted enough, and yes, there are fake profiles in Facebook but they act to discourage the practice, and fake profiles are not allowed under their T&Cs.

This is very true regarding the recent IRS scandal, the real story is more about Congressional failure and that the IRS isn't targeting enough possibly bogus charities.

The aim was not to "unite" America, as Nixon claimed, but to target enough white middle-class support (as well as support from a smattering of other groups) to win.

It collectively shows that while financial aid makes a difference in student outcomes, the difference is smaller than it should be because aid is not targeted well enough.

Despite O-glycosylation, gB-NTs may eventually be targeted well enough to reduce viral transmission.

Even as payback – a sort of retaliatory blood libel, perhaps – it never gives its targets enough substance to make them worth caring about.