His raids brought him considerable returns and were directed not merely at agrarian resources but also at trade.
A case like the present one, in which those rules have been twisted for what appear to be ideological purposes, is bound to provoke intense indignation, directed not merely at the I.R.S. but at the larger agenda it appears to be serving.
Validation research should be directed at the latter, not merely at the relation between what are, in effect, assumed to be independent tests of that function (Borsboom, Mellenberg, & van Heerden, 2005).
With unassailable judgment he says that "questions raised by critics" like me "should be directed at all of us, not merely at artificial intelligence researchers".
Both Ms. Kingsley and Lisa Carter, who plays Adriana, show what can happen when actors act and are not merely being directed for comic effect.
Lighting is some of the most atmospheric in any game, and cameras do not merely hover but are directed continuously like a movie, with different filming styles to fit each of the three characters.
Santorum's closing argument was directed at Romney, urging voters not to settle for a candidate who is merely "electable".
In keeping with their respective application to problem and mystery, primary reflection is directed at that which is outside of me or "before me," while secondary reflection is directed at that which is not merely before me that is, either that which is in me, which I am, or those areas where the distinctions "in me" and "before me" tend to break down.
We are happy that India is not merely looking for foreign direct investments; we are investors ourselves".
And on one of the measures, pure exploration not only proved more impressive than direct instruction but also more impressive than a combination of the two -- which suggests that direct instruction can be not merely ineffective but positively counterproductive.
