Sentence examples for this means targeting from inspiring English sources

"This means targeting ethnic voters who, Tory internal polling shows, share many of the party's values but instinctively vote Labour.

For left-of-center governments this means targeting progressive socio-cultural professionals over their traditional blue-collar clientele, while right-of center governments should focus on appeals to culturally conservative working class voters over their fiscally conservative core constituency.

This means targeting marketers' ads will be far more precise.

This means targeting resources at brown families living in neighborhoods where there is plenty of air pollution, shoddy roads and vacant lots but no good jobs.

This means targeting outcomes that are applicable to daily living and easily generalise across life-spheres, screening patients and matching interventions to their specific needs, and creating cross-disciplinary synergies to deliver theoretically-fused interventions with agreed goals.

This means targeted police investigations and arrests, not military campaigns and occupations.

This means target inhibition likely persists long after the neoadjuvant treatment window (something observed with neoadjuvant bevacizumab clinically (Starlinger et al, 2012)) and makes preclinical comparisons with TKIs challenging to assess in the perioperative setting.

Executing this strategy means targeting the attorneys general "front office," a reference to the handful of important decision makers.

But targeting teachers also means targeting Congress.

Typically, this would mean targeting toxin function or delivery, regulation of virulence expression or cellular adhesion.

"That inevitably means targeted acquisitions".