Sentence examples for direction although the from inspiring English sources

We were only prepared for one child and the arrival of three babies by six o'clock in the morning meant considerable improvisation for the first few days…" When she started carving again in November 1934, her work, she said, seemed to have changed direction, "although the only fresh influence had been the arrival of the children".

Even so, Vidor received an Academy Award nomination for best direction, although the battle scenes, arguably the film's best parts, were actually directed by Mario Soldati.

Albert Bergeret, the company's founder and usually its conductor, oversaw the stage direction, although the Tuesday performance was conducted ably by Jeffrey Kresky.

A second concern should guide Labour in this direction: although the party is ahead in the polls, a hung parliament is entirely conceivable.

This week there is little economic news to provide direction, although the Federal Reserve regional report, or beige book, on Wednesday and the weekly initial jobless claims on Thursday could shed some light on the economy.

Much of the bitter crusade unfolded within an hour's drive in any direction, although the landscape shifts so drastically that you might think you're crossing half of Europe.

The R103Q mutation causes the p Ka values associated with the proton-coupled redox event to shift slightly in the alkaline direction, although importantly, the stoichiometry of the proton-coupled process is not altered compared to that of WT.

In this regard, targeted NGS does appear to be a step in the right direction, although this should be seen in the context of ongoing progress with the isolation of fetal cells and with proteomic screening markers.

The direction (although not the magnitude) of our findings could hardly be considered surprising.

This was true of sequencing in either direction, although for the original primers described by Fuqua and colleagues [ 1] the reverse sequence was more difficult to read because the mutation was closer to the reverse PCR primer (ERmut2).

Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the commission, however, described the plans as "a step in the right direction" although he regretted the lack of the reserve power.