Sentence examples for more oriented toward from inspiring English sources
It would be more oriented toward small businesses and thus more skeptical of workplace regulations.
Mr. Maro's brand of Butoh is less austere, more oriented toward colorful spectacle.
His patrons are more oriented toward reading fiction and popular nonfiction, he said.
The other side of the coin is, American actors are more oriented toward a result.
* Next, determine whether your portfolio is more oriented toward growth or toward value.
Another site, called eCare Diary, is more oriented toward family coordination.
They are more oriented toward the Persian Gulf, where they believe American vital interests in oil are at stake.
Though officially the Sixth Taxing District of Norwalk, Rowayton tends to be more oriented toward Darien and New Canaan.
Because socially responsible funds are more oriented toward growth stocks than value stocks, for example, investors may find that their portfolios will suffer over time.
But it also includes groups like Acorn, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, and the Forum on Education and Democracy, which are more oriented toward policy.
In a culture more oriented toward personal gain than shared progress -- the culture of "Temptation Island," not the summer of love -- letting down your guard is dangerous.
