Sentence examples for targeting elderly from inspiring English sources

The Trump campaign is targeting elderly voters on social media with 44% of its Facebook ad budget devoted to voters aged 65 and older, Axios reported.

Residents in Kent have been warned that people claiming to be from the TPS have been targeting elderly and vulnerable people, requesting a £50 registration fee.

High-pressure sales firms claim solar panels are a quick route to huge savings, and try to cash in on homeowners' desires to cut emissions, often targeting elderly people.

The City of London police have a specialist officer permanently stationed in Wall Street, and worked with the Spanish police to swoop on 110 conmen operating a "boiler room" fraud targeting elderly investors.

A burglar who was killed during a raid had deserved to die, one of his other victims said yesterday as the career criminal's long history of targeting elderly people was revealed.

Shepard began targeting elderly men who had been recently widowed, gaining their trust and access to their life savings while allegations swirled of her slipping tranquilizers into their food.

A nursing home would be notified if the sexual predator had targeted elderly women.

Human studies have targeted elderly subjects and patients with stroke, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease, ALS, and others.

Results suggest the possibility that promoting emotion regulation as self-management strategy could contribute to cost-effective pain management in general or targeted elderly populations.

The review suggests a tough new regulatory regime to restore public trust after recent scandals in which some of Britain's biggest charities admitted that aggressive fundraising techniques had been used to target elderly and vulnerable donors.

Timothy was accused of failing to consider the political fallout of a social care policy, which targeted elderly voters who are considered core Tory voters, and failing to include any retail offers for MPs to sell on the doorstep.