Sentence examples for is directed particularly from inspiring English sources

In Europe, anger at the financial system is directed particularly towards London and New York, where most of the world's currency traders and debt investors hang out.

Suicide-bombers have killed and maimed hundreds of civilians in Lahore in the last six months.The terrorists' wrath, however, is directed particularly at moderate Muslims who oppose them.

Anger is directed particularly at the perceived greed of the Ronald Reagan administration and its foreign policy in Central America.

And now he is being criticized for his plans to perform in Tel Aviv, which, critics say, would violate the unified call among Palestinian civil society for boycotts, divestments, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel, a call which is "directed particularly towards international activists, artists, and academics of conscience".

Or the way the actors are directed (particularly as the stories begin) to be playful or aggressively winning in an almost Mickey and Judy way?

Their fury has been directed particularly at Moore's efforts to construct bike paths throughout the city, a classic issue that is assumed to divide the largely car-dependent west from inner-city trendies.

"The markets where the trade would be directed, particularly Vietnam, we aren't satisfied that they have the enforcement regime in place that would prevent the laundering of wild rhino through this route".

But the most debased and vulgar abuse is directed at women, particularly liberal and secular women, and especially women who are not Hindu," Guha said.

In the long run, the whole apparatus of apartheid is directed to this end, particularly through the destruction of African education by means of the Bantu Education Act.

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Horizontal flow cabinets, where the airflow is directed at the operator, are particularly hazardous and must never be used when working with cells that are known to, or may, carry pathogens, or with potentially infectious cell derivatives.