Sentence examples for a direct avenue from inspiring English sources

The union has an out-of-contract list that goes out to all clubs, so there is a direct avenue between them and the players.

The sports merchandising space relies heavily on partnerships with major organizations, and the MLB and NFL have both directly invested in Fanatics as a direct avenue for getting jerseys onto fans.

Establishing a feedback mechanism opens up a direct avenue of communication between your workforce and management.

That means Americans have a direct avenue to getting their voices heard by the president.

It also means that Americans have a direct avenue to getting their voices heard by the president.

Bungie created official threads for groups of issues to manage the high volume of feedback; "We tried to give people a little bit more of a direct avenue to give that feedback and to make our lives easier.

James Wolcott's "Attack Poodles" finds a less direct avenue to attack the administration.

Mutations in microsatellites provide an alternative and more direct avenue to determine susceptibility to DNA damage.

She has clearly decided that linking her music to other, mostly mercenary agendas is her most direct avenue to that "place up on the radar".

In turn, exposure to these chemical compounds can occur in swimmers via three direct avenues: (a) ingestion of pool water, (b) inhalation of airborne chlorine and chlorine analogs in the air space located immediately above the pool surface, and (c) direct skin contact with the pool water [57].

Just as the Internet has provided direct avenues to consumers in almost every area from buying real estate to testing your DNA, authors can connect to readers through blog.