Sentences with phrase «same general direction»

Via is essentially an on - demand bus by allowing users to book a ride in a shuttle that's heading in the same general direction.

As you say, I do believe we are headed in the same general direction.

The fact that it has changed in the same general direction as the US is evidence that the presence of a written constitution doesn't actually make that much difference.

I would say that, even if both measures work in the same general direction, «repeal previous antitrust legislation» and «actively promotes monopolies» should have two different terms, even if the general direction is the same.

«The cars leave and travel in the same general direction, but where do they park?

In other words, all the GPS stations on one side of a given fault moved several centimeters in the same general direction.

By taking the column density of gas between us and many stars in the same general direction and by looking for telltale shifts in the absorption spectrum, astronomers can surmise where a cloud of gas and dust lies, how thick it is, and in what direction it is moving.

But you get no such assistance if the two people are in the same general direction and neither does a computer processing a recording made with a single microphone.

While the indices moved in the same general direction, one clear difference was that the volatility in the equity market was not reflected in the housing market.

While the world markets tend to move in the same general direction, individual ADRs are usually highly correlated with their home stock market.

While the financial markets are in a constant state of flux, over long periods of time they tend to move in the same general direction.

You can then push the right stick in the direction of the person you wanted to lock onto, but if there's more than one enemy in the same general direction, it's still a crapshoot.

They can run around the field separately, in any direction, but when the distance becomes large enough, they are pulled back such that they move in the same general direction together in the long run.

The short answer is yes, «anything can pass», as long as the data is going in the same general direction as the temperature trend, which is up.

While things largely kept moving in the same general direction after the Yahoo acquisition, it appears that Ssense sees more value in redirecting the Polyvore community to the Ssense domain rather than continuing to deal with upkeep.