Sentence examples for it will be directed at from inspiring English sources

It will be directed at Labour's implicit plans to borrow £200 billion more.

I said, "the incandescent rage from Tea Partiers at yet another bout of failed brinkmanship will not be directed at Obama; it will be directed at their own leaders.

There is a lot of blame to go around, and much of it will be directed at Mr. Zell, the real estate baron whose knack for buying when everyone else is selling earned him a fit sobriquet for the news business these days: The Grave Dancer.

I bet it will be directed at the rear wing and now you have the blown wing.

It says policies will be directed at reversing economic, social and physical decline in places where the private sector cannot step in without the government's help.

The design of the strategy makes it inevitable that suspicion will be directed at Muslims, and we have seen how many have come to be targets of racial profiling from workers with little idea how to tell the difference between potential extremism and totally benign behaviour.

To further advance this strategy, additional effort will be directed at making it quantitative, as well as implementing it in a chromatographic workflow to dissect mixtures of ubiquinated substrates.

It is likely that further humiliation will be directed at other dissident clerics.

It is almost inevitable, where companies experience such significant losses, that criticism will be directed at senior management, particularly given that cyber security is now widely recognised as a boardroom issue.

You might want to scream at someone, but unfortunately all the people who make the decisions aren't at ground level, so your ire will be directed at train staff who, frankly, don't deserve it, or care.

Inside the airtight chamber conditioned air will be directed at the hull to gradually remove water from the wood, dry and preserve it.