Sentence examples for underlying direction from inspiring English sources

The predominant underlying direction still appears to be free market, emphasizing the obsolescent nature of national sectors and industries.

Halifax said that monthly price movements can be volatile and quarterly changes can often be a more reliable indicator of the underlying direction of the housing market.

But in a rare instance in Ulster's polarized public life of a politician asking followers to appreciate a view from the other side, he said, "From the perspective of Republicans, the inspections are a huge step and the underlying direction to a lot of Republicans is clear".

In a pointed example of historical cross-dressing, the right has inherited the Enlightenment tradition of optimism: the belief that reason will invariably conquer its enemies, and that history therefore has an underlying direction as greater prosperity gradually reduces crime, indigence and ill health.

Further, these studies have not shed much light on the underlying direction of causality: whether neighborhood designs themselves, as opposed to preferences for neighborhood characteristics or attitudes towards travel, more strongly influence individuals' decisions regarding vehicle type.

These studies have shed little light, however, on the underlying direction of causality in particular, whether neighborhood design influences travel behavior or whether travel preferences influence the choice of neighborhood.

"Basically everything we do reflects our underlying personality the direction you comb your hair, the color tie you wear, the of shoes you wear, even the model car you drive," Hirsch tells Broadly.

Basically everything we do reflects our underlying personality the direction you comb your hair, the color tie you wear, the of shoes you wear, even the model car you drive.

The marked difference in the coverage factor between two DSGC types may reflect differences in the structure of retinal circuitry underlying the direction selectivity.

Although the central mechanism underlying the direction of vocal motor adaptation is not well understood, the shift must reflect the operation of a sensorimotor control process involved in regulation of ongoing speech production.

Thus, 'a frontal neuronal circuitry, underlying saccade direction selection is deficient' (Rieger et al., 2008).