Sentence examples for targeted means from inspiring English sources

Also, the phrase "not targeted" means "surveilled without the paperwork" or, in plain English, "targeted".

The FBI, in other words, could have gotten their man by traditional, targeted means.

The data is used to generate intelligence about threats that cannot be obtained by more targeted means.

To develop more targeted means to promote ecosystem services, we need a solid understanding of the limitations to population growth for service-providing organisms.

They want to start over and, as they argue, use more precise, targeted means to punish the Saudi regime.

The environmental measures recommended by the WHO [ 1] provide selective and targeted means of malaria control.

In practice such targeting means working out what a web user is interested in.

Understanding the type of consumer you're targeting means you can tailor your marketing strategies effectively and have a better chance of standing out from the crowd.

The combination of increasing PAE litigation and high-tech patent targeting means every tech company is at risk and needs to take meaningful steps to protect their business.

"Target" meant that the guarantees applied only if the firm met its projected revenue.

The focused targeting meant that 74% of the opening weekend audience was under 25.