Sentence examples for to be targeted at from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be targeted at an individual".

"Cards are funnier now," she said, "And more seem to be targeted at women.

And of course, more investment needs to be targeted at makers.

"Given its shareholders I'm expecting YouView to be targeted at Freeview households looking for a little bit more.

Their hysteria seems to be targeted at anyone who has the nerve to move the public without their mediation.

The Tottenham commissioners plan to call for money to be targeted at the creation of 1,000 new jobs for those aged 16-24 before 2014. 16-24 before 2014

"The bulk of the measures in the budget are going to be targeted at working people on low and middle incomes.

"It cannot be a priority for spending on new schools to be targeted at areas with surplus places, when we face a national crisis in primary schoolplaces.

Fans of such services gush that they will mint money by allowing ads to be targeted at folk who are about to make a purchase.

The US has threatened to shoot down any North Korean missiles but it might only do so if the missile appears to be targeted at a US territory or one of its allies such as South Korea or Japan.

"I do hope that those who are planning military action will understand that it has to be targeted at ending terrorism, and at those who protect terrorists, and that it should not become a war against Afghans," Mr. Lubbers said.