Sentence examples for in direction as from inspiring English sources

During the event, the Bureau of Meteorology was constantly surprised by the frequent changes in direction, as well as the severity of the hail and the duration of the storm.

A formalised and agreed set of procedures for searching for study clusters would also help to ensure a greater level of consistency in how the searcher follows leads and pursues changes in direction, as prompted by review of retrieved results.

This most likely accounts for identifying effects that are opposite in direction, as for example, lesbian density's association with a 5.1% decrease and bisexual density's 11.3% increase in lung cancer incidence.

In table 4, Model 1 is a respecification of the upward and downward models that assumes the effects of breast feeding on upward and downward social mobility are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction, as confirmed by the post hoc tests.

Alienation from mainstream politics is so entrenched in Britain it's hardly surprising that most people tend to dismiss any shift in direction as yet more spin and posturing.

As art historian Jan Emmens argued in his book Rembrandt and the Rules of Art, the formation of this myth owes much to a standard biographical model that might be called the "Saul-Paul model"—according to which the subject's life suddenly undergoes a radical change in direction as the result of a crisis or conversion.

This was done since the blunt concatenation can take place in any direction (as shown in Figure 1A).

But Bandcamp is evolving in that direction as well.

Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" leans in that direction, as well.

Today's Supreme Court appears to be heading in that direction as well.

On the individual side, I think we should work in that direction as well.