Sentence examples for directed leading from inspiring English sources
In her first annual report on how complaints are dealt with by government departments and other public bodies, Ann Abraham said there was a plethora of different systems and procedures depending on where a complaint was directed, leading to confusion and frustration for individuals.
One feature of the inversion is replication-directed, leading to being symmetric around the replication axis [12], [13], [14].
The 37-year-old "Parks and Recreation" star recently tried her hand at directing, leading Sara Bareilles' music video for her latest single, "Brave".
One was at the onset of the echo; the other, after the offset of the direct (leading) sound, when only the echo was present.
Phenyl is strongly ortho- para directing, leading to non-coplanar halogenated biphenyls.
The function of Hsp104 in Aβ toxicity is probably direct, leading to the production of smaller entities that might be toxic to yeast cells.
Preterm birth, or birth before 37 completed weeks gestation, is globally the direct leading cause of the estimated three million neonatal deaths each year and the second leading cause of all deaths in children under the age of five [ 1, 2].
It was seen as a means of avoiding the sorts of accusations that latterly have been directed at leading ladies such as Hillary Clinton.
McMorris Rodgers framed her criticisms of Obama in positive and forward-looking terms, in stark contrast to much of the toxic rhetoric that has been directed by leading conservatives against the president in recent months.
She framed her criticisms of Obama in positive and forward-looking terms, in stark contrast to much of the toxic rhetoric that has been directed by leading conservatives against the president in recent months.
They see anti-Ba'athist legislation, supposedly directed against leading members of the Ba'ath Party that ruled Iraq from 1968 to 2003, as a sectarian weapon used to take away the jobs and pensions of Sunni teachers and minor civil servants.
