Sentence examples for more promising direction from inspiring English sources

A more promising direction of adaptation would be a risk based approach.

Here's all you need to bluff your way through some of the most lied-about novels, and some lines to turn the conversation in a more promising direction.

But basking on three-year-old glories is not a great idea with EA's Rock Band taking things in a new, more promising direction.

Another Republican resolution, proposed by Senator John McCain, gives the appearance of moving in that more promising direction by ticking off a series of policy benchmarks and then urging the Iraqi government to meet them.

While shifting to a more promising direction, the emergence of MEMS and micromachining back in 1980s holds the potential to complement the existing traditional techniques available.

A more promising direction is the one taken by Van Ours and Ridder (1992), who tried to achieve representative results in their study of the duration of vacancies in order to determine aspects of employers' search strategy by selecting a 5% random sample from all establishments in the Netherlands.

In the last few years, Parkinson's research has moved in other, more promising directions.

More promising directions are suggested, though the clear thinking of individual researchers about what is important is essential for opening a new era in robotics.

The goal is to fail fast; that is, to identify and kill bad ideas quickly so that entrepreneurs can focus on more promising directions.

The philosophy is to learn what you have gotten wrong early and then move quickly in more-promising directions.

Q: In your recent book "Our Robots, Ourselves," you describe the success of a human-centered robotics, and explain why it is the more promising research direction — rather than research that aims for total robotic autonomy.