Sentence examples for a more direct example from inspiring English sources

SIR - There is a more direct example of the redistribution from energy savings than car energy consumption ("On the rebound", December 17th).

A more direct example is provided by the power set operation, which yields two functors on the category of sets, depending on how one defines its action on functions.

A more direct example of using IoE data for learning is through access to massive research data sets.

Perhaps a more direct example is Mexico, where Congress actually appropriated --it's called the Merida Initiative--to be used in conjunction with the federal government of Mexico to buy equipment and, importantly, to train civilian law enforcement.

A more direct example is the hierarchical structure of known protein complexes of S. cerevisiae listed in the MIPS database [ 34].

In the same line, an even more direct example is the web of trust of digital certification, such as the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) system [4], [5], where regular individuals must certify the authenticity of other individuals with digital signatures.

There is no more direct example of how the rich and the powerful really control the levers of finance than these tax havens".

There are more direct examples of willful exploitation too.

There are moments where exquisiteness is held at bay by a more direct technique; one example is the covered dish by the 18th-century potter Ogata Kenzan, its exterior painted with a loose tangle of grasses, its interior with sketches of distant mountains.

The belt-tightening could also undermine ad spending in a more direct way: In Britain, for example, where the government is the biggest advertiser, Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged steep reductions in marketing outlays as part of his plan to bring the budget deficit under control.

Another example, with a more direct editorial tie-in, is a "Core Of Sports" themed set of posts that goes along with a recruiting campaign by the U.S. Marines.