Sentence examples for direction greater from inspiring English sources

So many of the long-term trends in society are moving in a liberal direction: greater personal freedom, greater emancipation through education, through technology.

Piketty has described the world as having moved in exactly the opposite direction: greater wealth mobility in the mid-part of last century and decreasing from then until now.

He said that while the Energy Bill was going in the right direction, "greater clarity of detail is needed if investment in new power stations is to be speeded up".

Across experiments we also found evidence that higher overall path efficiency was associated with several individual differences measures, such as higher sense of direction, greater road map accuracy, and varied strategies for thinking about and navigating environments (i.e. egocentric, allocentric).

Eventually I came to a crossroads and tried to discern in what direction greater Beijing lay.

Data with a maximum displacement in any direction greater than 2 mm or head rotations larger than 2.0 degrees were excluded.

The inevitable One Direction greatest hits collection will generally coast on uneven bluster and digressive ballads.

And if Mike's questions generate more opportunities and more timely opportunities to define that direction, great.

"Hopefully it's a little kick in the right direction, great," Piazza said of the home run.

Our playful ­proposal can be read as a gesture in this direction: Great ironists make lousy zealots, and thus the humanities, the great enemy of zealotry, attend with particular assiduity to the delicate ­registers of irony.

"I also felt that having been at MSU previously as an assistant coach, I knew the landscape and people, and felt sure if everyone pulled in the same direction, great things were possible.