Sentence examples for orientation now from inspiring English sources
Though Bob's line about Manolo's sexual orientation now makes much more sense.
It was a fecund notion for Almodóvar, whose early insistence on the complexity of sexual orientation now seems prescient.
The deflationist orientation now sits in stone, and it goes precisely in the opposite direction of what the Group of 20 leading economic nations has since recommended for heavy surplus nations like China and Germany: that they make decisive progress in fostering "private domestic demand".
We then showed the correct answer (akin to showing the X region in Fig. 9) and then covered the side again and asked participants whether the layer had the same orientation as it had originally or if the orientation now conformed to their memory of the orientation.
The legislation, which targets the practice of trying to change a person's sexual orientation, now heads to the state Senate.
But he's come to embrace it, and he says his sexual orientation now makes him stand out more at the elite level.
But whatever the motivation, some parent orientations now last as long as those for students.
Although it is impossible to discern the exact order of events without detailed mapping of other Phasianid genomes, it is feasible to explain the various changes by a series of 4 consecutive inversions, each of which had different end points, leading to 8 genome segments whose orientations now differ between the two orthologues (Additional file 5: Figure S1).
The pitch orientation is now along what would be the halfway line, so that the premium hospitality boxes are behind the arm.
With more and more of their young people heading abroad for an international higher education experience, the rulers of Saudi Arabia have decreed that a little more cultural orientation is now in order for their best and brightest.
Freshmen orientation is now a five-day immersion in "Big Questions: What Will You Stand For?" with treks to food banks in the area and discussions of moral complexities.
