Sentence examples for which is directed at from inspiring English sources

That approach diverges from multicultural marketing, which is directed at specific demographic groups like Hispanics or African-Americans.

I then describe some of my recent work in this area, which is directed at elucidating the limitations of these statistical methods and proposing variants with better properties.

The industry's trade association, the Nuclear Energy Institute, has retooled its advertising — which is directed at Washington-area policy makers — to strike a reassuring tone.

"In Between Jobs," which is directed at a have from a have-not, ends with a brutal calculation about wealth redistribution.

Funny or Die, which is directed at an 18-and-over audience, often posts R-rated movie trailers and other bawdy content.

The liveliest aspect of "The Wedding Director" may be its cynicism, which is directed at sex, cinema and nearly everything else that matters in modern Italy.

But the homophobic language continued – some of which was directed at him personally.

In 1972, he started Lifestyle magazine, which was directed at what he called "superconsumers".

He suggested he was avenging the Stuxnet computer worm, which was directed at Iranian nuclear installations last year.

All of that is now at least temporarily overshadowed by the wave of bombings, which were directed at two synagogues, the British Consulate and a British-owned bank.

Nor did the timing of the call from Damascus, which was directed at the Western media, just when Iran was holding a conference on denial of the Holocaust.