Sentence examples for directed higher from inspiring English sources
Ouseley believes the anger should be directed higher up the chain to "the real power brokers" and he also revealed he resigned from the FA council because it had refused to issue a public apology to the families of Ferdinand and Patrice Evra for the way it handled not just the Terry case but also Luis Suárez's disciplinary hearing for racial abuse.
Doug Moxley suggested that Cillpam's appeal should be directed higher up the corporate ladder.
Cognitive performance was evaluated with the goal directed (higher response ratio) and habit (visual signal discrimination and extinction) learning tasks, as well as on the levels of biochemical parameters and molecules.
In another room, an instructor directed high school students in computer and career placement lessons.
She has directed high quality human resources functions for small and emerging businesses, and served as an external consultant to a wide range of diverse organizations across the U.S.
Mandy has taught Advanced Placement Art, written and directed high school theater productions, is a contributor to The Huffington Post and a book reviewer for The New York Journal of Books.
As the new staff of the Department's of State and Education take over key programs which help fund and direct higher education, what does the historic data on global engagement tell us about the current state of international education?
The contribution of H1 to chromatin condensation has been a matter of debate since early studies proposed that it directs higher order chromatin folding [3], [70].
Sometimes shotblasting is used instead of pickling; this removes scale from heavy hot-rolled products by directing high-velocity abrasives onto the surface of the steel.
Directing high-scoring offenses as a coordinator at Division III Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Division II South Dakota led Caruso to his first head coaching job, at Macalester College in St . Paul
Jurisdiction over planes in flight over the New York metropolitan region is now split between two types of air traffic control offices -- directing high- or low-altitude traffic -- from Boston to Washington.
