Sentence examples for much more orientated from inspiring English sources

This may reflect the current lack of regulatory and financial requirements to carry out such evaluation, a limitation of the current development and planning processes, which are much more orientated to appraisal processes, often conducted by external consultants on a short term contract basis, who have no ongoing input at the implementation stage of the development.

"But there's an increasing diversification of the activities now so it's much more action orientated.

Universities, says Leftwich, only reflect wider society – and it's a society that, in the last three decades, has become much more "me" orientated.

Cycling is much more weight orientated than swimming – you don't want to be carrying extra weight up a hill – so protein feeds the muscles but keeps them as lean as possible.

Since the end of the twentieth century India has become a global economic powerhouse, much more export orientated than during the decades of import substitution policies.

"Schooling is fresher, more orientated around students and their lives, influences and media consumption habits".

We discovered that there are more B Corps in countries that are culturally more orientated toward the short term.

The more orientated the student is before arrival, the easier those first few weeks will be.

This is likely due to the headgroups also becoming more orientated at higher surface pressures.

However, if Google is looking to take a bite out of Amazon's share, it will find that it's competing against a much more well-developed entertainment orientated platform with a huge, well organised catalogues of books and media content".

"They referred to this as the fighter pilot's spacecraft," says Stewart. "The way the seats and windows were orientated made it much more like an aircraft than the previous Mercury capsules".