Sentence examples for television aimed at from inspiring English sources
The present study tested the direct effect of watching thin ideal focused television aimed at (young) adults on body dissatisfaction in preadolescent girls (9 12 years old).
The party has run of series of attack ads on television aimed at Michael Ignatieff, the leader of the Liberal Party, the largest opposition group.
GETTING TOUGH, EN ESPAñOL Executives at Univision Communications, the leader in television aimed at Hispanics, aggressively went after their English-language competitors during their presentation on Tuesday.
In a series of interviews on American television aimed at winning support for his Libyan policy from a sceptical public, Barack Obama added that he was neither ruling out arming the rebels nor ruling it in (see Lexington).
She was featured in Time magazine in 1989 and was retained by the producers of "Sesame Street" to help create the show "Square One Television," aimed at making math accessible to children.
In Ms. Peña's research boys across markets and cultures described the television aimed at them as "purposeless fun" but expressed a strong desire for a new channel that was "fun with a purpose," Mr. Ross said.
Developing franchises include "Handy Manny," an animated television show aimed at preschool children, and "Wizards of Waverly Place," a television show and made-for-TV movie starring Selena Gomez.
Ms. Garfinkel is the senior social media editor in New York for NickMom, a Web site and television programming aimed at adult mothers recently started by the Nickelodeon cable television networks.
Top of the list of new games are Kinect Sesame Street TV and Kinect Nat Geo TV, two series of downloadable interactive television shows aimed at children aged three to nine.
C1 Deal for TV Network Comcast, the nation's biggest pay-television provider, and a midsize radio broadcasting company have agreed to create a television network aimed at middle-age blacks, a person close to the negotiations said.
One could easily assume that at 86 Mr. Lear, the television producer behind cultural juggernauts past like "All in the Family," wouldn't know about "Gossip Girl," the television show aimed at the high school and college crowds.
