Sentence examples for particularly oriented from inspiring English sources
"It's not because the program is particularly oriented toward China," said Robert C Divine, who leads law firm Baker Donelson's global immigration group.
Investigators in France were particularly oriented toward abnormal psychological function, and from this came descriptions of hallucinosis during sleepwalking and related reactions.
The IS/IT firms, on the other hand, appeared to be particularly oriented toward establishing mutual understanding of customer needs and marketing was closely integrated with project management.
He got his data from the Plexus Group, a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, which also classified these managers into three categories: momentum, value and a hybrid group that was not particularly oriented to either momentum or value.
German companies are particularly oriented to attaining technical leadership; Japanese companies especially value market share, new product development, technological position, and participation in businesses and technologies that will be critical in the next decade.
In times of austerity, current projects focus on small-scale and piecemeal interventions particularly oriented to stimulate entrepreneurialism in selected urban areas and often relate to creative economies and sustainable development.
I think people have shown an interest in good reality-based shows, particularly celebrity oriented shows.
In general though, I've never considered my practice to be particularly technologically oriented — the use of smart phones is probably as far as its gone so far.
In the Netherlands, Stephan Strasser, oriented particularly toward phenomenological psychology, was especially influential.
It is also important for gaining and maintaining a nation's competitive edge, particularly for economies oriented to services and reliant on processing big data and information.
Incorporating spiritual perspectives as a component of quality of life may allow for the implementation of better and possibly more acceptable health care, particularly for religiously oriented and/or terminally ill patients.
