Sentence examples for change in direction to from inspiring English sources

As of September, the Gucci menswear collection will be shown alongside the brand's womenswear on one catwalk, but anyone expecting a change in direction to mark the occasion was wrong.

In its most stark terms, what if the 2008 election isn't a reprise of 1992 — when voters sought a change in direction to reverse a mild recession — but is closer to a reprise of 1932, when voters were looking for powerful new leadership to clean up a cataclysmic economic mess?

The sharp change in direction to a sexed-up, glamorous, straightforwardly dress-to-impress look was all the more interesting since it was Topshop Unique that did much to make the hoodies-and-tracksuit-bottoms look happen in the first place.

In my years at Seal Press I can recall at least a dozen books I ended up acquiring after a conversation with an author in which I suggested a change in direction to their manuscript that ended up being what they had originally desired, before their agent suggested a course correction.

Can we immediately meet their needs or will it take a significant change in direction to meet demand?

It looks like we could see a new era of light changes in direction to cater to market trends and optimize product viability under Tim Cook, which in many ways makes sense for a man known as a supply chain maestro.

In an effort to achieve this, where possible interacting map components are drawn close together keeping edge lengths short and easy to follow, crossover of edges is kept to a minimum and every effort is taken to keep connecting edges separate, with a minimum number of changes in direction to get from one point to another.

ANGPTL4 and GPIHBP1 mRNA showed modest changes opposite in direction to that for LPL.

She added that the new Mountaineer was intended to signal a change in direction -- to accomplish for Mercury what the Navigator did for Lincoln.

FBXL3, FBXO30, and USP38 were upregulated at the protein level, which is opposite in direction to the changes in mRNA.

Head coach David Ripley said: "The cricket management team believe it's time for a change in direction and to take a longer-term view as we look to bring success back to the cricket club.