Sentence examples for for outward from inspiring English sources

The first challenge was a well-known standby for Outward Bound: the high ropes course.

Previously, she was general manager of a women's basketball team, the Iowa Comets, and marketing director for Outward Bound.

Modern buildings have been designed with scant respect for the local environment and have been built for outward show.

And he became a fierce advocate for Outward Bound programs in New York City's schools, arguing that they would build self-reliance.

These are called FDI outflows and despite a decline of 14.5%, North America remains the top region for outward investment for a second year with $381bn.

The money raised for Outward Bound will be used to fund outdoor activities and learning for children who live in inner cities.

After 1900 the Bremen economy became increasingly diversified, supplying the internal market and ensuring sufficient freight for outward-sailing ships.

Clarke said: "As the most populous nation on earth, and one of its most dynamic economies, China is an increasing source of stories for outward-looking global publishers like Mail Online.

Second, its inclination was too high for outward-bound ships launched from it to get easily into the plane of the solar system and the planets; to do so would normally require a spaceship to spend much energy.

He hypothesizes that the mindreading system "evolved for outward-looking social purposes" and was only later co-opted for self-knowledge (2011: 69).

Prime candidates for outward-directed lipid translocases are members of the ATP binding cassette (ABC) transporter family [7], whereas potential inward-directed lipid translocases belong to the P4 subfamily of P-type ATPases [8].