Sentence examples for forging a new direction from inspiring English sources

Purchase Stresses Liberal Arts Purchase College is forging a new direction.

This raises the specter that, rather than forging a new direction on Syria policy, the Obama administration is poised to repeat mistakes of the past.

The film doesn't take an interest in "mainstream" games, really; it focuses on the people who are forging a new direction for videogames to explore.

For many ex-offenders, though, having a place to practice art is primarily a supportive component of transitioning back to the community, finding full time work and forging a new direction in life.

"Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver — all the pioneers of New Orleans jazz" wrote much of their own material, he added, "which forged a new direction for American music".

Since barely limping through the 2008 financial crisis, Citi has been working to forge a new direction that will help restore the bank to profitability.

Open-source enthusiasts reply that Mr. Joy is correct when it comes to the conceptual insight needed to forge a new direction in software.

While they're at it, they should forge a new direction in home financing policy.

President Barack Obama's speech to Georgetown University on energy policy, delivered yesterday, forges a new direction on energy policy after big failures in his first two years to cut U.S. emissions on greenhouse gases with a cap-and-trade system, wean the U.S. off foreign oil, or cut U.S. energy prices.

Yet more and more I find myself awed by the difficult personal journeys that so many young women undertake to forge a new direction in their own lives, often against terrible odds.

William Whitman, a spokesman for McDonald's in Oak Brook, Ill., declined to comment on a report this week in Advertising Age that the company was asking two agencies owned by the Omnicom Group to take the lead in forging a new marketing direction.