Sentence examples for directed at among from inspiring English sources

And yet, as a writer, she has some almost other-worldly fierceness, which has been directed at, among other things, the literary establishment.

— Susannah Kemple The anger voiced by a segment of American sports fandom this past year — directed at, among other targets, players kneeling during the national anthem to protest inequality and police brutality — reminded me of a line from the sportswriter Robert Lipsyte: "the fans are getting meaner every day".

The anger voiced by a segment of American sports fandom this past year — directed at, among other targets, players kneeling during the national anthem to protest inequality and police brutality — reminded me of a line from the sportswriter Robert Lipsyte: "the fans are getting meaner every day".

The remarks seemed to be directed at Google, among others.

The hard-hitting linebacker James Harrison, they thought, has been made the poster boy for the league's crackdown on hits to the head, and a 2011 rule change that allows the league to fine organizations whose players are repeatedly disciplined for improper hits was widely perceived as having been directed at the Steelers, among a handful of other teams.

But provisions intended to prevent state-owned enterprises (SOEs) from having unfair advantages would make its membership difficult.Measures directed at SOEs are among the "high-quality" aspects of the TPP that make it both so ambitious and hence so hard to achieve.

During the first phase (1988-1993), efforts were directed at increasing awareness among workers about the hazards of lead exposure, biological monitoring of blood zinc protoporphyrin began, and a respiratory protection program was introduced.

In his comments to jurors on Friday urging them to calm down and keep talking, Justice Obus took pains to indicate that his words were "certainly not directed at any individual person among you".

Her changes drew the wrath of anti-censorship groups at the time, with the National Coalition Against Censorship saying that "energies should be directed at helping children navigate among messages and look at them critically rather than hoping for a magic solution by taking away Santa's pipe".

"In this world where all kinds of images barrage us in the street, on the internet and through mass media, energies should be directed at helping children navigate among messages and look at them critically rather than hoping for a magic solution by taking away Santa's pipe," she said.

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