Sentence examples for inward experts from inspiring English sources
As the Middle East's most stable democracy turns inward, experts say a growing majority of Israelis have given up on the land-for-peace paradigm that has defined the debate for decades, cementing the country's shift to the right in politics, policy and public discourse.
Adult mattresses and bedding are often softer than a crib surface and can compress inward, suffocating a baby, experts warn.
With practice, you can correct this pitch change to some extent, but many beatboxing experts who use inward humming decide to change the melody when switching from outward humming to inward humming.
Until then, say security experts, companies should aim their vigilance inward as much as outward and start spending more on keeping intruders out of their computers than they do on coffee.
Joseph Clements, investment expert at Unctad, said the UK inward investment decline was driven by a drop in intra-company loans as UK subsidiaries of foreign firms apparently took loans to pass on to their parent companies.
Experts and American politicians from both parties have generally looked inward, arguing about the success or failure of the buildup of border enforcement and tougher laws limiting illegal immigrants' rights — like those recently passed in Alabama and Arizona.
But a fire safety expert, Raymond McFarlane, chairman of the Fire Technology Program at Miramar College in San Diego, said today that stairway doors that open inward, toward hallways, could trap people trying to flee smoke and flames.
Dr. Melfi would be the expert therapist who described depression in an episode of The Sopranos as a manifestation of rage turned inward.
"Your focus turns inward.
