Sentence examples for placing inward from inspiring English sources
Avoid placing inward blowing window fans above valuable items, like an antique desk or expensive oriental rug, to prevent water damage.
The R- or S-enantiomer was placed in the inward-intermediate conformation of MCT1 in the position indicated in Figure 5 (MCT1_II) and simulations of 160 ns and 200 ns respectively were run to assess the stability of this binding position.
Participants were placed in the supine position with the femur rotated inward.
To this end, special emphasis is placed on mapping inward and outward processing.
The simplest way to answer a lot of this is to say the perception of most people in business is that Britain is a good place to do business and that is shown by the fact we are still the No. 1 place for inward investment in Europe, despite not being in the euro, and every survey that is done, shows in terms of tax base, or regulation, or overall climate, Britain is ahead of the rest.
"An efficient transport network will enable Wales to effectively market itself as a place for inward investment and business relocation, in both UK and international markets.
When the architect was designing the rear addition to the house, Gore asked him to curve the walls inward in two places in order to save several trees.
Yoga is about uniting inward which takes place in the present, not the past, in each and every moment.
He placed the God-given inward light (inspiration) above creeds and scripture and regarded personal experience as the true source of authority.
A country that was once inward-looking and insecure about its place in the world is now a confident, emerging power.
