Sentence examples for information directed at from inspiring English sources

In the dream Tess and I were in the kitchen on a high stool, we'd found a cereal box and on the back of the cereal box is extremely valuable information directed at us, and we were both reading it.

Included in that bill is a fine of up to 5,000 rubles (around $155) for anyone who disseminates information "directed at forming nontraditional sexual setup" among minors or, reportedly, anything that would lead anyone to understand that gay and heterosexual relationships are socially equivalent.

Yes, three states in the United States make LGBTQ youth listen to discriminatory information directed at them by their own teachers.

What makes our liberation from these voices harder is that so much of the news and information directed at women these days seems determined to reinforce our obnoxious roommates and make us feel that our lives are somehow lacking.

In addition, there is sufficient evidence to increase coverage by using individualized information directed at the target population [ 13, 14].

Because information directed at parents is not always consistent, some parents have erroneous information about vaccination [ 14, 16].

There are several excellent guides for women in the sciences and engineering that cover a broad range of skills that can make a person effective, and several sources of good information directed specifically toward faculty members at institutions where research is important.

Information that was made available was often viewed to be gender-blind or gender-inappropriate. Participant 1 thought the information was directed at women and described how the lack of male-specific information could provide a false sense of security for male patients.

Still, the Pentagon would be well advised to pay attention to — and adopt as a sound operating principle — advice recently offered by Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in an essay critical of government information strategies directed at the Muslim world.

In the frenetic life of 24/7 connectivity, children can feel overwhelmed by the onslaught of information being directed at them.

Information activities directed at patients as well as promotion in mass media have been suggested [ 41].