Sentence examples for recent path from inspiring English sources

Viewed this way, Justin Bieber's recent path of destruction has the potential to set him up for unprecedented success.

Under Mr. Lawler, 46, a petroleum engineer by training, the company is expected to follow a more conventional route, tighten controls on spending and continue its recent path toward more oil drilling and less gas drilling.

My recent path has taken me through lower Michigan and the northwest corner of Indiana — Michiana, they call the region here — and I've been able to find local maps and local citizens to guide me through rural counties on roads where the traffic is mostly limited to farm equipment, the mailman and the occasional FedEx truck.

If Asus follows its own recent path, it expects to best Samsung with a much more simple offering.

Traders had expected job growth to continue on its recent path by which fairly large job gains were being recorded early this year.

This paper takes the recent path of research on the impact of cultural participation on the social and economic sustainability of urban processes, with a specific focus on the individual subjective well-being dimension.

The Murkowski resolution, which would have undone all of the work that the EPA and the Obama administration have done to prepare for cleaning up carbon pollution (including recent path-breaking regulations to clean up carbon pollution from trucks), failed on a 47-53 vote.

These operations are also repeated in node Y. Since node Y cannot identify the link failure of X → Z immediately, the recent route discovered by path recovery is Y → X → Z.

He point blank refuses to accept that his recent career path looks very much like jobs for the boys.

It happened with the Reagan miniseries [which was dropped by CBS following complaints by conservative pressure groups about bias and eventually picked up by Showtime] and with the recent The Path to 9/11.

Mr. Lloyd Webber, in tracing the recent career path that had led him to "Oz" at the Palladium, was neither defensive about creative failures nor prone to excuses, like the perfectly reasonable one of prostate cancer.