Sentence examples for is orienting from inspiring English sources
verb
To familiarize with a situation or circumstance.
- Give him time to orient himself within the new hierarchy.
Rather, the Chinese leadership is orienting its foreign policy to serve domestic needs.
The increasing availability of small size and low cost sensors is orienting the world of smart structures towards a deep integration of a large number of these devices.
The company is orienting itself around the rise in interest in satisfaction metrics like net promoter scores (likelihood to recommend products to others) that often are used as a proxy for projecting revenue.
Namely, objective descriptions of hand trajectory ignore how the student is orienting to the task and environment so as to develop and produce this movement (Brooks & Goldin-Meadow, 2015; Gallagher & Lindgren, 2015; Lindgren, Tscholl, Wang, & Johnson, 2016; Nathan & Walkington, 2016; Ping & Goldin-Meadow, 2008).
Upstairs, Kristine Donnelly is orienting her sixth-graders to life in middle school.
Mexico, which in the 1960s had been largely food self-sufficient, by the NAFTA period is orienting its produce to the export market.
The U.S. is oriented toward the future.
Still, everything is oriented around Ms. Bunyan's voice.
Everything at Roden is oriented toward celestial occasions.
California is oriented toward tax-supported public education.
Utterly nonpartisan, it is oriented toward practical policy solutions.
