Sentence examples for typically aimed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, terrorism is typically aimed at civilians, and the targets in Xinjiang have been security officers.

Caning, when applied, is typically aimed at causing humiliation rather than pain.

Other banks have started donor-advised funds, though they are typically aimed at clients.

Industry leaders acknowledge that reverse mortgages, typically aimed at people facing financial distress, raise eyebrows.

In the case of benign infections, treatment is typically aimed at relieving symptoms of itchiness or pain.

So are some additional room-service surcharges and fees for local calls that exceed approximately 20 minutes, which are typically aimed at Internet users.

Money launderers will, typically, aim to gamble with — and, inevitably, lose — some of their money to disguise their activity.

The focus on fathers is unusual for Procter, which more typically aims ads for its products at women.

Wall Street firms typically aim for a compensation ratio of less than 50 percent of revenue, but especially in weak years, they've often gone higher.

This ambition meant that it was far more leveraged than other market-neutral hedge funds, which typically aim for lower volatility than shares.

RICHARD GREENBERG typically aims higher (and reaches farther) than almost any other American playwright working on Broadway, so it's good news that he has three plays opening in New York this season.