Sentence examples for question of direction from inspiring English sources

This question of direction has been posed since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement as manager in May 2013.

So, for example, in chapter nine, The Labyrinth Chapter, the density of the text intentionally slows the reader down, reorients the reader, redresses that question of direction inside the book.

It's not a question of direction, or focus; it's a question of ability.

Following all the upheaval and reversals at University of Virginia, the central question of direction for Mr. Jefferson's university remains unanswered.

The question of direction needs to be answered, and mechanisms for joining together health and social care agencies as telecare service providers must be developed.

"We're always making progress; it's a question of what direction," he said glumly.

The court therefore has no choice about whether to involve itself in the question of which direction the Constitution will face; it is now unavoidably involved.

Many Israelis say that they are concerned less with who the president will be, and more with the question of what direction he, and Egypt, will take.

As previously asserted, a number of studies have investigated the relationship between air traffic and local economic development and the question of the direction of the causality relationship is inevitably raised.

In our conversation, we had a delightful sidebar about our millennial children, and agreed that the Millennials have much to contribute to the Boomers on the question of life direction.

Second, the ESSEAQ survey had a cross-sectional design, which leaves unresolved the question of the direction of the estimated effects.