Sentence examples for directing higher from inspiring English sources

Noe's goodwill earned him impressive appointments, being the only individual to serve on both the Turnpike Commission and the Board of Regents, an especially impressive role in directing higher education statewide, considering that Tom Noe had dropped out of college after his first year.

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.

In other cases, the 35S promoter may not be active in specific plant tissues thereby rendering it ineffective for directing high levels of spatial transgene expression.

It is recommended that referral letters from non-OSIs be stratified for risk, directing high-risk patients straight to secondary care, and low-risk patients to OSIs.

Doug Moxley suggested that Cillpam's appeal should be directed higher up the corporate ladder.

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].

We also demonstrate that CTP1 can direct high-level, tumor-specific therapeutic gene expression in vivo.

Rapid maxillary expansion (RME), indicated in the treatment of maxillary deficiency directs high forces to maxillary basal bone and to other adjacent skeletal bones.