Sentence examples similar to redirecting the movement of from inspiring English sources

The Maradona will redirect the movement of the ball, so if a defender is already in motion, they are expecting the ball to travel in a particular direction.

But that's really as far as any Democratic politician should go, because any attempt to redirect the movement into nothing more than a fundraising arm of the Democratic National Committee is very likely doomed to fail.

In this region, the liberated macromolecule is diffusing trough the striated rootlet region to the lumen of the FC where the squeezing and the movement of the cilia redirect it to the protonephridial duct.

"We're redirecting the growth of our U.S. stores to reflect the tough economy".

Redirecting the point of focus can get people thinking again.

Drosophila larvae execute a routine of this kind, performing straight line crawling interrupted at intervals by pause turns that halt crawling and redirect the trajectory of movement [ 9 11].

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The American songbook reflects, channels and sometimes redirects the nature of that movement.

Europe is searching for alternatives to what it calls winner-takes-all capitalism, often referred to as the American model, and Mr. Cassen believes there is enormous symbolic value in linking a prominent American economist like Mr. Tobin to the growing movement to redirect the boom of globalization toward social ends.

A worthy contender for best documentary feature, Jeff Zimbalist's inspiring film "Favela Rising," examines the murderous lifestyle of teenage drug dealers in the slums of Rio de Janeiro and finds hope in the flowering of the Afro-reggae movement, which redirects the energies of gangsters into dance, theater and percussion-driven reggae bands.

Like others, Tesorieri fears redirecting the funds will spell the end of EU-African development cooperation.