Sentence examples for targeted more at from inspiring English sources

The humour, the drama, everything in the film seems targeted more at the parents than the children: certainly those cheeky hints at the metrosexual proclivities of Barbie's true love, Ken, with his scarf and blow-dried hair.

The Boyhood momentum has carried it to victory with a Bafta for best film and best director, despite a late-breaking, late-snarking backlash which, as is always the way with these things, is targeted more at the critic fanboys than at the film itself.

That app was targeted more at consumers, however.

This is targeted more at a developer instead of a systems administrator.

SodaHead competes with PollDaddy, SurveyMonkey, and Vizu, although it is targeted more at the MySpace crowd.

But the "kill Plymouth" crew won out, and now it's a Chrysler, even though it's targeted more at the traditional Plymouth market.

The biggest difference this year is that our protests are targeted more and more at the Obama administration".

As advertisers collect and combine this data, consumers can expect to see ads targeted more specifically at them.

Mr. Garicano also said that subsidies should have been targeted more specifically at training young and unemployed people, given that Spain has one of the Continent's highest school dropout rates, alongside Turkey and Portugal.

Gallagher and Evans have already targeted more golds at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

The service will start at around $300-$300-$500month per user on the small business side, but is targeted more so at large enterprise customers.