Sentence examples for targets squarely from inspiring English sources

Some of them miss, but some meet their targets squarely in the face, on the head, in the abdomen.

Unlike the dominant utilitarian approach to conservation, which puts the cost of reaching conservation targets squarely on the shoulders of other animals, a compassionate ethic for conservation brings empathy into decisionmaking alongside other values.

The personal computer, though popular with hobbyists early on, came to market dominance only once I.B.M. introduced models targeted squarely at businesses.

Yet for all the fun and verve contained in a new-album track such as Girl Almighty, theirs is still music targeted squarely at one market, the clue to which is in that song title.

ZipCar, the popular American car-sharing firm, does a much better job than the airlines do of offering pricing plans to fit every need.The New York Times reports that BluePass is targeted squarely at frequent business travellers, which seems likely given the pricing and the "Get Down to Business" promotional tagline.

And Nocera put a target squarely on his chest with that post.

99% of all location services I have seen are targeted squarely at Early Adopters.

THERE'S A CERTAIN sinking feeling I get every time I stumble on yet another product targeted squarely at me.

In March, the company launched a new 9.7 inch iPad (5th generation) targeted squarely at casual users.

However, Apple could find it easier and cheaper to sign up customers, given that the card is targeted squarely at iPhone users, who are also typically more affluent.

All the new brands are aimed specifically at trending product categories and targeted squarely at key competitors (H&M, Zara, West Elm, Lululemon, etc.).