Sentence examples for will be directed at from inspiring English sources

They will be directed at shorter-duration bonds rather than those with longer maturities.

It is likely that further humiliation will be directed at other dissident clerics.

It will be directed at Labour's implicit plans to borrow £200 billion more.

At first, marketing efforts will be directed at selling full floors.

"The new production of Wagner's "Lohengrin" will be directed at Bayreuth by Hans Neuenfels, who is known for his radical productions.

His first initiative will be directed at small businesses, with a pledge to extend statutory maternity and paternity pay to Britain's five million self-employed workers.

"The passionate reactions, the emotional reactions, the hatred, et cetera, et cetera, will be directed at the present administration rather than the next one.

The sanctions will be directed at candidates who campaign in any state that refuses to follow a 2008 calendar of primaries and caucuses that was also approved Saturday.

Another fund-raising effort will be directed at state political parties, which are allowed to collect money for use in this year's presidential race.

And if you make a mess in Iraq, all the wrath will be directed at you and you alone will foot the bill.

The new money will be directed at industries with large numbers of employees, preventing unemployment but also stimulating consumer demand inside Russia, relieving the economy's reliance on exports.