Sentence examples for targeted than from inspiring English sources

Lower-division matches are more likely to be targeted than those involving the multimillionaire players of the Premier League.

Online advertising is already far more accurately targeted than the offline sort, but there is scope for even greater personalisation.

The family leave act was more "narrowly targeted" than the others and addressed a workplace problem that was persistent and well documented, Chief Justice Rehnquist said.

First, because the extra money follows the child, it will ensure that deprivation funding is far better targeted than it is now.

More Australian men than women report experiencing online abuse or harassment, a new study shows – though some are significantly more likely to be targeted than others.

He conceded that the new bursaries needed to be "better targeted than before" because the more generously funded EMA scheme was given to those who didn't necessarily need it.

"It's harder to do content targeting than we thought," Mr. Meisel said.

And who better to target than Bush, the squishy centrist claiming to be the party's Establishment pick.

Harrison of Talkers Magazine believes conservatives dominate, "because the conservative audience is easier to target than the liberal audience".

Is Fam20A targeted differently than Fam20C?

Nutrition for Growth is targetting more than 20 countries.