Sentence examples for active direct from inspiring English sources

A more active direct sales program was tested this year in Hauppauge, where telemarketing helped raise sales 41percentt.

Again, you must use the official switching scheme, and pay in at least £1,000 a month and maintain a minimum of two active direct debits.

Reading Ian's post on "Bartleby the Scrivener" earlier this month, it occurred to me that "I would prefer not to" — simple, active, direct — is the perfect antidote to the passive, convoluted constructions we're used to hearing at work.

To sign up you need to use the official account switching service, set up two active direct debits and credit a minimum of £500 into the new account within 28 days.

The alliance estimated at the time that three million investors worldwide had been affected by Mr. Madoff's fraud, though there were just over 4,900 active direct accounts shown in the Madoff records available to investigators.

The Madoff fraud totaled $64.8 billion in paper losses, and the alliance estimates that it affected a record three million investors, although there were slightly more than 4,900 active direct accounts shown in the Madoff records available to investigators.

As the active, directing force and principle, the will of God "overrules all the deeds, the counsels, and the designs of men, and tracks them from their unseen germs, …to those manifest and notable deeds which rank among historic facts" (413).

Already a Hollywood icon who could easily rest on his laurels, Eastwood has chosen to stay active directing movies and occasionally acting in them too.

Recently, the use of active direct-acting antiviral molecules to block HCV infection has led to substantial improvements in sustained virological response rates in genotype 1-infected patients.

The existence of active directed migration toward the necrotic zone was supported by bright field micrographs, HSA could subsequently be validated experimentally by analyzing confocal scans of sinusoids and dividing hepatocytes.

As the term 'recruitment' does not imply active directed transport (it is often used to describe a diffusion mediated retention at local sites), we feel that it is appropriate to use this term since it describes the observed dynamic increase in local concentration of ArhGAP44 when new actin patches are formed.