Sentence examples for a more direct answer from inspiring English sources

The new study provides a more direct answer to this question.

(Would you bet your grandchildren's lives on the matter?) But there's a more direct answer, too, to this attempt to take comfort in any supposed difference between human minds and computers.

But Quora offers up a more direct answer: Yes.

"We've had other people hit us," he replied, dodging a more direct answer.

"We've had other people hit us," he replied, dodging a more direct answer.

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.

This can be explained in part by the high unemployment observed in Spain during the development of the present study, and by the reluctance of patients to express their more social and emotional concerns, whereas the functional outcomes subscale is a more direct-answer, pathology-related questions.

The Police: The Met tweets and texts in attempt to keep peace When they were condemned for the "open air imprisonment" of kettling during the student demonstrations last autumn, some in the Metropolitan Police suggested the answer should be a more direct response, such as water cannon.

A study conducted by Silver and Wilkerson (1991) suggested that tutors with subject-matter expertise were more inclined to play a directive role in the tutoring process, supplied more direct answers to questions posed by students, and suggested more points for discussion.

Note that it begins with a general statement Facebook provided, along with more direct answers to my questions (which are in bold).

Google is also moving in this direction and trying to offer more and more direct answers, including visualizations of public data like census and labor statistics.