Sentence examples for direction of complete from inspiring English sources

Early in 2014 I began concealing my political opinions from people, and it was shortly after this time that I began plotting to vote Republican in hopes that the party would send the country so far in the direction of complete unrestricted neoliberalism and libertarian free market superstition that Americans would come to recognize the dangers of these ideologies and eventually reject them.

"For this moment in history, [management] has gone in the direction of complete business decisions.

Or whether they would dispense with even the pretense of democracy and elections, and if need be, move the country in the direction of complete dictatorship.

You're pushing me in the direction of a complete multiple personality disorder here, aren't you?

And as they pursued this "omic idea," the focus of biological research shifted in the direction of studying complete systems and networks, rather than individual parts, discrete genes or proteins.

"Sing Me the Songs" is more interested in mourning than in documentation, a perfectly reasonable choice that would have been more coherent without the cursory gestures in the direction of more complete portraiture.

Although the critical contact angle for entry of the first layer of pores varies with the direction of infiltration, complete spontaneous infiltration of the structure is limited by penetration of the tetrahedral pores, for which θc = 50.7°.

The z-axis is perpendicular to the current sheet, x-axis is along the background magnetic field, and y-axis is in the out-of-plane direction to complete the right-handed orthogonal coordinate system.

The Bir Umm Fawakhir Project, under the direction of Carol Meyer, completed its sixth field season in January 2001.

The gores are then butted in the circumferential direction, constrained by tooling in the radial direction, to complete the circular contour of each ply.

On this view of the matter, we think of (2.4.1) as an explanation-sketch (cf. Hempel, 1965b, 423ff) which conveys some of the information conveyed by (2.4.2) or points in the direction of the more complete explanation (2.4.2).