Sentence examples for is best directed from inspiring English sources

The question is best directed at the search engines.

Our anger (and today mine is white hot and my tears fall without cessation) is best directed at those who have actively and spitefully campaigned to stop kids like Tyrone from being safe in their school.

Wen'an county in China, a place once known for its fertile soil, clear streams and peach trees, was the "most polluted place" he ever visited because of its role in the plastics trade.But any recrimination over these recycling practices is best directed at the rich world and at the increasingly wealthy Chinese who are beginning to match their wasteful, spendthrift counterparts in the West.

In order to obtain a congruent joint surface after fixation, the osteotomy cut is best directed perpendicularly to the articular surface of the tibia (Fig.  2).

At a time when police resources are stretched to breaking point, perhaps their efforts are best directed in other areas.

"The findings suggest that efforts to improve drinking behaviour among young people at a national policy level are best directed at supporting and educating parents," it said.

First individual entrepreneurs had seemed to realize that their innovations were best directed towards solving the basic but essential problems plaguing much of India.

"Aside" tells you that these remarks are best directed into some third space in the auditorium, an anomalous place which swallows the sound from those on stage but allows us to overhear.

Mark Emmert, the N.C.A.A. president, told the Justice Department on Wednesday that its questions about the lack of a college football playoff system were best directed to the Bowl Championship Series.

In the email, UKAD added: "We cannot 'suspend' the Second Missed Test", and later told Farah's representatives: "We remain of the view our collective efforts are best directed to ensuring that no further whereabouts issues arise between now and the 2012 Games".

The questions are best directed at the England dressing room, where the bowlers have to acknowledge that their performance yesterday slipped below par and of the batsmen only Ian Bell can continue to congratulate himself on the evenness of some brilliant form and the force of his argument that he should now step in front of Collingwood in the line-up.