Sentence examples for view of the direction from inspiring English sources
With business leaders expressing uncertainty about the prospects for further growth, analysts said, a better view of the direction of the economy was not likely to emerge until next year.
Therefore the images filtered by 2-dimensional human visual MTF model were appropriate for lower limit images in view of the direction of modification by embedding.
The luxury sedan looks like a natural competitor to Tesla's Model S, but the company has a view of the direction of the industry that makes its car unique from the rest of the field in more ways than one.
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"There isn't any economist who would give you an optimistic view of the direction our country is going in," said Pelosi.
Although we cannot rule out a partial contribution of the LA to maintenance of continence, the LA seems unsuitable for pulling up the male urethral sphincter in view of the direction of the muscle fibers and because of the elastic fiber-rich interface with the sphincter area.
This review is not meant to be exhaustive and should be seen as a partly biased point of view on the direction in which we feel multiple sequence comparisons may develop over the next years.
The standard view on the direction of causation is that it reduces to the direction of time: causes occur prior to their effects (Hume 1975, Kant 1965, Beauchamp and Rosenberg 1981).
I'm convinced that without our shared crusading zeal – we have strong views on the direction of the company and its values – our business would never have got off the ground.
But intuitive views of the direction of internet competition have been wrong before, as the existence of giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook bears witness.
In Newsnight's first seven years we had no fewer than five editors, each very different, with differing views of the direction the programme should take, with individual ideas about which on-screen presenters were most suited to the job.
