Sentence examples for direction as much from inspiring English sources

Nobody expected the wind to change direction as much as it did.

I hope NASA will embrace this new direction as much as I do, and help us all continue to use space exploration to drive prosperity and innovation right here on Earth.

"That's what the Church of England is always about, you know...it's the only organisation that exists for the sake of its non-members, so we're here to serve the community and so I would just like us to move in that direction as much as we can," he added.

As a result, the spotlight did not shine in his direction as much, but Brown was cool with that.

Issues of racism, nepotism, manipulation, and religion are woven in too a result of McQueen's direction as much as the source text, an adaption of an 80s British crime drama, co-written by McQueen and novelist and screenwriter Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl).

Issues of racism, nepotism, manipulation, religion are woven in too – a result of McQueen's direction as much as the source text, an adaption of an 80s British crime drama, co-written by McQueen and novelist and screenwriter Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl).

Since both arms are toothed, lifting the ring by a certain angle causes the arm pulley, due to the different diameter, to rotate in the same clockwise direction twice as much, while the upper arm, driven by the teeth, rotates by the same amount but in the opposite direction.

The analyses revealed that since the Eocene, the studied area has moved in a northward direction by as much as ∼25° in latitude.

Woodpile structures of void channels at layer spacings of 1.6 2.6 μm and in-plane channel spacings of 1.2 1.3 μm allowed for bandgap-induced suppression of infrared transmission in the stacking direction of as much as 86% by only 20 layers.

A change of direction, just as much as a change in the 'quantity of motion,' is in fact as mysterious and inexplicable, if done by incorporeal means, as the introduction of energy into the system would be.

The glasses integrate a 120-degree wide-angle camera so guides can gain a fuller picture of a user's surroundings and won't have to instruct them to point their head in a different direction quite as much.