Sentence examples for redirections from inspiring English sources

Both firms have had enough of sweeping strategic redirections and swingeing cut-backs.

It is a broad window into stands of cypress, their wide fluted bases attached to their redirections in still, dark water.

Two key redirections of the puck led to both Blackhawks goals.

Holmstrom is lethal, Brodeur said, but so are Ryan Smyth of Edmonton and Kris Versteeg of Florida, who prefers setting up higher in the slot, giving his redirections more space to travel — and thus, more space to deflect off something else.

"We may see more redirections of domains that were registered with Webnic.cc in the coming days".

We are moving toward a new Internet paradigm where Google responds to questions with answers, rather than redirections to bog-pits of branded content – and marketers loathe it.

If an economy has good reason to limit flows for example, to prevent a dangerous domestic bubble then the world is better off for the redirection of money.

The redirection of capital towards the overheating stock market in America exacerbated credit shortages elsewhere in the world before the crash.

The redirection of Baidu's massive traffic flow is seemingly intended to overload the GitHub pages, making them unavailable to other readers.

In the EU he wants common European project bonds to finance infrastructure, a capital injection for the European Investment Bank (EIB) and a redirection of EU regional funds towards jobs.

The first commercial power-tower began operating in Spain in 2007.Another advance that makes solar-thermal power more economically and technologically viable than in the past is the ability to use a large number of smaller and less expensive mirrors, steered by computer systems, to ensure more accurate and automatic tracking and redirection of sunlight than was ever possible before.