Sentence examples for easily directed from inspiring English sources
That is much more easily directed these days at Manny Ramirez, who is making a public push for some team to sign him, but that involved a typically bizarre interview with ESPN's Pedro Gomez that is worth watching just to see Ramirez pivot from remorse to goofiness to splashing into an aquatic exercise class with elderly women.
However, while ultrasound can be easily directed towards specific tissues it is not always possible to inject therapy i.t.
"But it still leaves us with lots of problems, particularly among teenagers, who are not easily directed, at a sensitive time in their lives," he said.
The phase separation behavior of PS/P4VP on the SAM/Au patterned substrates is similar to that on the homogeneous SAM and cannot be easily directed by the patterned SAM surfaces even though the characteristic length of the lateral domain morphology is commensurate with the stripe width.
Twitter abuse is far more visible, and more easily directed at high-profile individuals, than misogyny in an AOL chat room.
The most popular topography is the microgroove because they are easily directed by soft-/photo-lithographic techniques.
In Ardoyne and other such places dissident activists can easily direct disaffected young Catholics to traditional flashpoints and point them at police.
To the extent that a user can determine the layout of the page at a glance, she can easily direct her attention to a paragraph of interest, click on a button relevant to her goals, or look through the menu for more choices.
Instead, the conventional wisdom emerged that foreign terrorists could easily direct acts of violence over social media.
Samuels can easily direct his wardens to get on the ball if he wanted to he has that power, and he knows it, but obviously isn't interested".
This is an old school concept of learning across the curriculum, but with technology, we're able to make it happen quickly and easily, and give kids the chance to more easily direct their own learning experiences.
