Sentence examples for targeted much from inspiring English sources

"It [the drone program] needs to be targeted much more finely.

Domestically, it seems that prominent opposition figures are being targeted much more aggressively, with one prominent Kurdish human rights activist killed and another beaten up savagely last Friday.

First, messages can be targeted much more tightly than TV ads to core gropus of voters, reaching down they say to the level of the "zip code or even, in some cases, the individual level, bringing custom solutions to the table that will match the distinct messages to specific audiences".

Toyota, Honda and Nissan have targeted much of their new capacity in North America at Detroit's profitable light trucks.

lt set me thinking about the days when technology was targeted much more at the modest aims and ambitions of the normals.

"According to McAfee, mobile traffic on cell networks is still targeted much less than desktop traffic," Harrison explains.

Paedophiles, either as individuals or as "rings", target much younger children.

With those increased surveillance capabilities, "whatever forces we have there are exponentially much more effective, because you can use precision targeting much more aggressively and much more quickly," the official said.

It also targets much of North America.

SharePoint targets much more than just collaboration between groups of people.

And for one whose TV channel faces a well-capitalized rival targeting much the same audience.