Sentence examples for directing the course from inspiring English sources
In creating and, to some degree, directing the course of the Rampart scandal, Rafael Perez may have overtly lied or withheld the whole truth, and he may have protected his friends and settled old scores by implicating his enemies.
The education plan presented today by President Bush uses the relatively small 7percentthehe federal government pays of the nation's educational tab to increase Washington's muscle in directing the course of education.
Among his approximately 150 written works the most significant is Pēgē gnōseōs, ("The Source of Knowledge"), a synthesis of Christian philosophy and doctrine that was influential in directing the course of medieval Latin thought and that became the principal textbook of Greek Orthodox theology.
'He thought natural selection could not account for the nature of the human mind and claimed humanity was affected by forces that took it outside the animal kingdom.' This is perilously close to the idea of Intelligent Design, the notion - put forward by modern creationists - that a deity had a hand in directing the course of evolution.
Studies have shown that billionaire altruists like Zuckerberg are increasingly directing the course of American science, for example, and can supercharge research that has otherwise been bogged down in public sector and governmental bureaucracy – thus saving thousands if not millions of lives.
The central role these catalysts play in directing the course of a reaction, thereby minimizing or eliminating the formation of side products, cannot be disputed.
He quoted from "The Prophet" by Khalil Gibran: "Think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course".
Amalgamated could remain in the case as a named plaintiff, but the Regents, with lead status, would be able to direct the course of the litigation.
The Outer Space Treaty was written before humans landed on the Moon, as Cold War tensions mounted, and so is poorly equipped to direct the course of space exploration.
Infamously, Adolf Hitler attempted to direct the course of world history from a bunker set in the gardens of the old Reich Chancellery in Berlin.
