Sentence examples for directed at the early from inspiring English sources

But even more disappointing than Michigan and Florida's disregard for the calendar was the vitriol directed at the early states by those who never liked the calendar in the first place.

There's a similar frisson — this time directed at the early alone-in-the-studio videos of Mr. Baldessari's fellow Conceptualist Bruce Nauman — in the 1971 video "I Am Making Art".

At the current stage of development of metabolomics, innovative research directed at the early stages of the pathway to qualified biomarkers is of wide interest and worth putting on public record.

The new version of the Bush plan is likely to meet some of the criticism directed at the earlier version.

The efforts have been largely directed at facilitating the early detection of a covert bioterrorist attack, but the technology may also be useful for general public health, clinical medicine, quality improvement, patient safety, and research.

The latter aspect concerning MPs is of greatest interest, as they may be used for the development of new diagnostic assays directed at identifying the early stages of certain diseases and response to therapy.

This protest, as well as subsequent demonstrations directed at the Cambodian Ministry of Health, resulted in the early closure of the trial by the Cambodian Prime Minister, prior to recruitment.

Its very existence, however, along with the sarcastic applause directed at the midfielder Karl Henry during the earlier 2-1 loss to Newcastle, highlighted the darkening mood in the Black County.

Current research has shown that at least in some cases, the primary insult in MS could be directed at the oligodendrocyte, and that the earliest immune responses are primarily via innate immune cells.

Though Tea Party leader Mark Williams was recently ousted for his racist diatribe directed at the NAACP, comments made months earlier in which he referred to Muslims as worshipping a "monkey god," went almost unnoticed by the media.

The message will be carried by members of Congress and local candidates, and by an unusually early advertising campaign directed at the 17 states that Democrats have identified as in play in November.