Sentence examples for widened target from inspiring English sources

But don't expect Cisco to miss its widened target, said IDC's Eve Grilliches.

Kurdish protests have been widening, targeting a number of Turkish cities.

Both the enforcers' widening targets and the defender's strategic response were brought up during a panel discussion this week at the 25th annual Tax Controversy Institute, one of the financial services industry's odder but more interesting gatherings.

But the Hesses widened the target and upped the ammunition.

Despite international pressure calling on Israel to halt the attacks, it has widened its target area to include civilian institutions that are suspected of concealing Hamas weaponry.

Moff was originally developed for children three to 10 (it curls around the wrist with a smack, like the slap bracelets that were collected by kids in the Eighties), but the company has widened its target demographic to include adults, with the idea of including whole families in games.

Despite recommendations from key public health bodies that the primary target population for HPV vaccination should be young adolescent girls, numerous articles have suggested widening the target age group to include older adolescent girls and adult women.

Using a range, rather than a single figure, will widen the target even further.

So Ozaki Shoji has branched out into casual wear, in the hope of widening its target age-group.

Ms. Wong said the plan was to widen the target audience for Uno to include young children, college students and adults with children of their own.

Vodafone's entry-level offer for a 4G handset plan is £34, while O2 offers a similar deal at £32. "This is an aggressive move from EE that considerably widens its target market for 4G," said analyst Kester Mann at CCS Insight.