Sentence examples for to alter direction from inspiring English sources

Mr Dyer added: "Despite repeated warnings about the impact of building new runways, Douglas Alexander has refused to alter direction.

Russell et al.'s (2007) study of 15,000 students indicates that UREs "clarify students' interest in research and encourage students who hadn't anticipated graduate studies to alter direction toward a Ph.D".

9 An off-centre (eg, H10) or an unsymmetrical (eg, H3) needle tip may also cause the needle to alter direction during insertion.

James sees education as a way to alter the direction of life for children who attend the new school.

In 1941, Maksutov inserted a thick meniscus-like lens part way down the telescope tube to alter the direction of the incoming light so that it cancelled the aberration along the outer edge of a spherical primary mirror.

Yet without anyone taking a big strategic decision to alter the direction of the country France has muddled its way into getting one of the most reformist governments it has known for years.One by one, prominent left-wingers wedded to anti-market rhetoric have quit (such as Cécile Duflot, the former housing minister) or been expelled (such as Mr Montebourg).

(b) The system was tested as to whether it altered direction with the participant's pupil movement (Additional file 1).

Generally, however, animals tend to alter both direction and speed as a single kinetic response.

Even so, his trifecta did little to alter the direction of the race.

In order to alter the direction of America, they had to "influence the areas where policy ideas percolate from: academia and think tanks".

The Jamal trio's use of improvised cues to alter the direction of the music and its creative use of space and dynamics made it an influential group.