Sentence examples for to be in direction from inspiring English sources

Community college students have the potential to do great work; their deficiencies, if any, tend to be in direction and guidance.

(It turned out to be in Directions -> History. Not that I could copy it from there once I'd found it either).

If they move at all, it tends to be in one direction -- up.

Of course, Malik never wanted to be in One Direction – the music wasn't his "cup of tea".

Rather, he said that "the political evolution is likely to be in the direction which Prime Minister Zhou Enlai indicated".

Nearly two decades later, the trend continues to be in one direction – giving away more powers from the centre.

Forbes: So you're going to be in that direction?

The momentum seems to be in that direction.

Maybe I wasn't supposed to be in the direction I was originally going".

Selection is assumed to be in the direction of increasing trait values.

Any bias created through these omissions is likely to be in the direction of underestimating exposure.