Sentence examples for still directed toward from inspiring English sources

By the late 20th century, Japan had become one of the world's two leading donor countries, and its aid programs had extended to non-Asian countries, though much of the country's assistance was still directed toward Asia.

"Our educational system is still directed mainly toward producing civil servants, and that is still the situation in many French-speaking countries in Africa.

Although petroleum revenues continued to be a major source of income for Iran in the 1970s, world monetary instability and fluctuations in Western oil consumption seriously threatened the country's economy, which had been rapidly expanding since the early 1950s and was still directed in large part toward high-cost projects and programs.

After all we've been through, and with so much anger still directed at financial miscreants, the political indifference toward financial reform is somewhere between maddening and tragic.

He shook his head to indicate either that this entire situation was a mess or that there was nothing to be done about the dramatic noises coming from the woman, a remarkably small person in a cotton dress that went all the way to the ground, who was still directing her cries toward the grass and underbrush.

Indeed, the suit, which is still pending, was directed toward the Southern Company, as well as several of its subsidiaries, and it asserted that Mr. Cooper's experience was typical of the company's use of moving goal posts.

Dennis still directs it today.

Ms. Alonso, 92, still directs the company.

In Ithaca his mother still directs.

The maestro was still directing.

150 years after President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, a significant segment of white people in America are still motivated by racism directed toward President Obama and ANYTHING he does or proposes.