Sentence examples for of the inward from inspiring English sources

In recent years it has been bagging 40% of the inward investment going into the EU.

Labour may do well in these "because of the inward migration of upwardly mobile black or Pakistani – and Labour-voting – electors".

When does Mr. Curran know of the inward necessity of a tugboat captain's desperate urge to reach out through the gloom for others of his kind?

The immense toll in lives and treasure of Iraq and Afghanistan — wars the country will try to forget rather than memorialize — explains part of the inward turn.

Sixteen of these modify the strengths of the inward and outward connections between each element in the array and each of its eight neighbours.

For a man who says he thrives on fear (of the inward rather than outward variety), perhaps that's not an entirely bad thing.

In contrast to British stereotypes of the inward-looking housewife, these women are committed and forward-thinking political activists.

I was on my way home one afternoon, sitting on one of the inward-facing benches by the door, when a pregnant black woman got on.

Instead, Fitch's great achievement was to realise contemporary possibilities to the full, adding a brisk and unflinching commercialism to the sometimes myopic nostrums of the inward-looking design establishment.

These same surface features also suggest a possible approach to the development of inhibitory agents specific to each member of the inward-rectifier K+ channel family.

The fibers of the outward-facing cell layer generally run at right angles to the fibers of the inward-facing one.