Sentence examples for have less direction from inspiring English sources

Seasonality was also playing a part in Tuesday's weakness as equities tend to have less direction in the summer months, he said.

Anyone else? Second set: Philippoussis 6-3, 2-6 Agassi A horror show from Philippoussis there: his volleys have less direction than a university dropout while Agassi, like a tennis PacMan, is gobbling up his serve.

By the 1970s, Pickett was still a magnetic stage performer but his career on vinyl had less direction.

In a speech this month a senior Chinese official emphasised the role abroad of China's "private" firms, which typically have less overt state direction.

In the latter, communities might have less space but more direction, which might lead to success as well.

A fund like this that invests in big-cap energy tends to have less volatility in both directions.

His philosophy was, and remains, "to start research projects in different directions... because if you start in only one direction you have less chance to find something," he says.

Far-field seismic waveforms recorded by seismometers provide a smoothed estimate of the moment release rate and constrain the rupture direction but have less information on the near-field terms that reflect the detailed rupture history and static slip on the fault.

Most of the differences that are significant (23 out of 24) are in the expected direction and have less specialization in the tumor transcriptomes.

"Foundations face pressure from two directions: You have less money to spend, and there's more demand on you and more problems to address".

Programs such as immunization have less control over resources and technical direction, but they also gained more involvement of USAID mission staff.