Sentence examples for leading in the same direction from inspiring English sources

It's now being finally recognized that there are more long-term processes like environmental destruction leading in the same direction, maybe not to total destruction, but at least to the destruction of the capacity for a decent existence.

"I have received a lot of encouragement from friends and supporters to become a candidate, and my competitive instincts were leading in the same direction," he said in a statement.

Moreover, there are other abstract arguments leading in the same direction, some of them presented by Parfit himself (Parfit 1984; Arrhenius 2000a, b; Kitcher 2000; Rachels 2004).

"I have received a lot of encouragement from friends and supporters to become a candidate, and my competitive instincts were leading in the same direction.

You should see a rough path leading off in the same direction.

The music and the lyrics are both leading you in the same direction, which is towards an unabashed celebration of the emotional priorities of a particular individual, who is not a meticulously constructed artistic persona, but a guy just like you and me, who split up with his girlfriend and then dramatised his ensuing state of isolation by going to stay in his dad's hunting cabin in Wisconsin.

Consequently, the polarities of the induced piezo-potential of individual nanowires are also in the same direction, leading to a macroscopic potential contributed constructively by all of ZnO nanowires.

The search can be conducted in reverse direction of the edges leading to input molecules (upstream) or in the same direction (downstream).

Reaching the halfway point on state acceptance of such laws, coupled with a recent federal policy change in the same direction, is leading to a vastly expanded registry of genetic information.

6 h post seeding, on non-patterned surfaces, cells were observed to have both leading lamelipodia and filopodia, the latter aligned in the same direction as the lamelipodia (fig. 8B).

In prokaryotes, where transcription and replication often occur in the same direction, the leading replicating strand presents an excess of G over C and of T over A [ 45– 45].