Sentence examples for now oriented toward from inspiring English sources

Many more stores are now oriented toward men, and a host of amenities that have nothing to do with shopping -- high-end dining, movies, nightclubs -- have made the mall not only safe for men, but attractive as well.

"The law was not oriented toward protecting the interests of citizens.

So Mr. Obama enticed him to stay in Washington by offering the Treasury portfolio, which, given the budget battles with Republicans in Congress, is now more oriented toward Mr. Lew's expertise in fiscal policy than it was when Mr. Geithner became secretary amid worldwide financial peril.

To assess potential mediators, youth treatment outcome research has until now been oriented toward the use of self-reports (e.g., Beauchaine et al. 2005; Kaufman et al. 2005; Kazdin and Wassell 1999; Kendall and Treadwell 2007; Kolko et al. 2000; Stice et al. 2007; Treadwell and Kendall 1996).

Startups can now orient themselves entirely toward finding breakthrough cures and not worry about commercialization.

Hodge believes the culture in professional services is now so corrosive – and oriented toward bending law to favour clients in ways that run counter to the intention of parliaments – that legislation is required to fine firms and those involved in bad practice and exclude them from public sector work.

In rejecting the concept that the early settlers specialized in megamammals, it now seems important to search for alternative economies, "especially those oriented toward the exploitation of low-risk and scattered resources" (Borrero 2006: 2006

He's much more oriented toward having a mysterious existence, he says, and "every now and then issuing a piece of work, rather than being available every 45 seconds".

By now, it is no secret that the male brain tends to be more oriented toward math, science, and technology than it is toward the arts.

The company has acquired digital maps of 69 countries and is now rushing to deliver to developers the tools to create software for Nokia phones oriented toward maps and navigation.

The U.S. is oriented toward the future.