Sentence examples for a direct answer to from inspiring English sources

SCORECARD The advertisement is a direct answer to Mrs. Clinton's commercial raising the issue of oil company contributions.

Both men sought to dodge a direct answer to the question of whether the country was better off.

In his appearances after the president's speech on Thursday night, Mr. Ridge avoided a direct answer to the question of whether he wanted to become a cabinet secretary.

The chancellor told the BBC: "I think it's really refreshing that we have a prime minister who gives a direct answer to a direct question.

Turnbull didn't provide a direct answer to Aly's question, declaring that Australia was "the most successful multicultural society in the world".

Ms. Warren avoided a direct answer to Mr. Gregory's question of whether she considered herself a minority, saying, finally, "I consider myself as having a Native American background".

It's a very direct answer to an awful lot of stress and confusion".

This review should give you a more direct answer to the question, "Should I buy one?" The Apple Watch is a design feat, no matter how you look at it.

Such studies need to be carefully designed because of the risk of contamination from placebo effects, but they may provide a more direct answer to the question concerning the importance of optimum vision for elite sporting performance.

As a more direct answer to your concerns, although it is true that most known microorganisms do not preform the Stickland reaction, the proteins employed for this pathway are widespread.

In 30, the response a is the direct answer to A's question, and the responses b j are different ways of delivering the same answer, that is, the content of the embedded clause.