Sentence examples for likely to be directing from inspiring English sources

The humanitarian workers on the ground wanted to know if the eyes in the sky were friendly, or likely to be directing fire at attempts to move casualties.

But most of that money is likely to be directed to emergency food and shelter.

Some of its research-and-development funds are likely to be directed to "dual-use" technology.

He added that the past also showed that violence was more likely to be directed at large coporations: "Citibank?

Sixty per cent of respondents agreed that it was more likely to be directed at women than men.

Unless someone has already compiled that information into a single page, you are likely to be directed to a series of individual pages, many with little relevance.

Anger after such bombings is common, but now it is more likely to be directed against failures by Iraqi security forces, not against Sunnis.

So if you put the words "tax return" into a search engine, you are as likely to be directed to a dodgy site as an official one.

The preseason and early-season polls, as well as Ole Miss's poor execution on third down, are responsible for the ridicule that is likely to be directed at the Rebels after a 16-10 loss to unranked South Carolina (3-1) here Thursday night.

Those joining in prayers for Christian unity during the next week will be well aware of the insight, imagination and empathy that the ecumenical movement has fostered; for the near future, however, these gifts are likely to be directed primarily to other challenges.

Panel members said the most probing questions were likely to be directed at Mr. Ashcroft, who was sworn in as attorney general seven months before the attacks, and at Mr. Freeh, who ran the F.B.I. from 1993 until he retired in June 2001.