Sentence examples for renewed direction from inspiring English sources

These men are credited with turning Novatel Wireless around during the difficult times and giving the company renewed direction.

Some argue that the only way to pursue innovation and improve productivity is to focus on a few simple things that can bring renewed direction.

For example, visual responses anticipate the eventually renewed direction and speed of the target movement of a temporarily occluded visual input (cf., Barborica and Ferrera 2003).

Plotting the course of your company — whether in new or renewed directions — occurs in all areas and at all levels.

In March, Credit Suisse First Boston said Kraft "needs renewed energy, direction and innovation" and Deromedi's illness "complicates the Kraft turnaround".

Even with a stagnant economy, Burberry is undoubtedly on the right track, now appealing to a younger and more established demographic and taking on a more gritty and authentic approach to marketing with a renewed creative direction.

The public may not yet be convinced, but under Ming Campbell, senior MPs report a renewed sense of direction and purpose (and organisation).

I returned to the UK with the US equivalent of a first in my pocket and a renewed sense of direction, only to feel deflated when I realised how white and male Russell Group university departments can be.

Corbyn will be hoping that his new campaign, in which he will say that cuts to tax credits will have a particular impact on the self-employed, will show to the Labour conference that his office has a renewed sense of direction after a bumpy first two weeks as leader.

Gladly, Denis Napthine's leadership provided renewed hope and direction for the government.

Her death renewed questions about the direction and long-term financial stability of the show, which costs nearly $2 million to stage each year.