Sentence examples for more often directed from inspiring English sources

In language more often directed at poorer countries, the five nations called on developed countries "to adopt responsible macroeconomic and financial policies".

The charge of eccentricity has been more often directed at Mr. Sherman's performances of works from the central Classical and early Romantic repertory.

The dream-art kind of film, which lends itself to beautiful visual imagery, is generally the creation of the "artist" director, while the astringent film is more often directed by a competent, unpretentious craftsman who can be made to look very good by a good script and can be turned into a bum by a bad script.

This joke is even more often directed at men, who may very well be going through their own heartbreaking ordeal.

Instead, these novel therapies are more often directed against autoimmune mechanisms.

Furthermore, the first fixation was more often directed towards the preferred sexual stimulus, when simultaneously presented with a non-sexually preferred stimulus.

Most frequently, participants were using analgesics available without prescription, but 9.4 % of the sample admitted to taking the prescribed drugs more often than directed by the doctor.

"Oral argument questions are often directed more to a colleague than to the lawyer," she said.

I often directed the sequences.

More often, they are directed to send their money to a specific family to help with medical costs.

When I do cold call someone for information (and am more often than not directed to an automated message) companies send back their responses via email.