Sentence examples similar to being direct out from inspiring English sources

In Australia $7.5bn was spent on dental services in 2009 10, with 61% of this being direct out-of-pocket costs followed by 14% from health insurance funds.

Her energy is directed out, not in.

Engineers deduced that mine blasts could be directed out and away from a vehicle by elevating it and creating a V-shaped hull along its base.

Whereas the bulk of Schlumberger's work is directed out in the field, drilling wells, managing geological data, operating plants and pipelines, the Paris-based Rostand's focus for the consulting group is on the executive suite.

Thoughts stream in through the top of the funnel and are directed out, they're let go of, and they flow elsewhere without attachment.

Mr. Bahny has been directing out-of-staters to eastern Montana, where a second-home boom hasn't quite taken hold.

After realizing that visitors and their children were being directed out of town completely, to Baton Rouge, I breathed a sigh of relief.

Other measures, such as showing the user how her device has been adjusted or monitoring Internet traffic that's being directed out of the carrier's network, might also help.

That's direct out of pocket expenses like rent and servers and salary and benefits expenses (our CEO doesn't take a salary, and neither does our board of directors).

This contrast corresponds to the projection of the magnetization that is directed out of the sample plane orthogonal to the beam direction.

When we reached the bottom we were directed out of the building by Port Authority Police and Security people.