Sentence examples for targeted even more from inspiring English sources

"I'm sorry," Javier, our contact in La Paz, had warned my friend Anna and me before we set off to Sucre, Bolivia's attractive judicial capital, "but as tourists you will be targeted even more!" He wasn't wrong.

Groups that are being targeted even more intensely than before need you to actually listen when we speak and both literally and metaphorically stand beside us.

Teenagers seem to be exposed to a similar risk for STIs as older youth and services should be targeted even more to their needs.

Facebook executives said the company planned to hone its targeting even more.

"Our procedures and practices for identifying lawful targets are extremely robust, and advanced technologies have helped to make our targeting even more precise".

Murdoch will remain in charge at Shine following the buyout – it remains to be seen what other News Corp responsibilities she will take on – but she will use its financial muscle to target even more acquisitions and take the "super indie" to the next level.

Homeowners and car insurance is enough of a nightmare for most of us to handle but Surematics is targeting even more difficult cases — awkward expensive items like oil rigs.

So lenders bid up interest rates for Spanish debt, making the target even more unrealistic.

Many then also switched to inflation targets; but they tend to miss these targets even more often than the advanced countries do.

Yesterday's statement by the new secretary of state for energy and climate change, Ed Miliband, making Britain's emissions reduction target even more ambitious took many by surprise.

But it will also add to the severe housing shortage in Britain and make official targets even more difficult to reach.