Sentence examples for by asking a direct from inspiring English sources

Presence or absence of light and noise intolerance can be inferred from change in behavior and reactions to light and noise, rather than by asking a direct question.

In a recent review, Nelson and Nusse [4] elegantly summarized the issue by asking a direct question: "Can the cadherin-bound pool of β-catenin be released and made available for signaling?" Here, we report experimental evidence that this is indeed the case.

The calls brimmed with nervous energy but Mr. Chenault, who had set up a command center in Salt Lake City, cut through it by asking a series of direct questions that dealt first with people, an executive who participated in the calls said.

"By asking a question, you've started direct intervention and an engagement with governance, demanding not only your own small bit of wheat or grain, but you've started a whole chain of activities around that," said Roy, who was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award, often considered Asia's Nobel Prize, for her work.

(Romney had also broken a rule by asking Obama a direct question, as Chris Hayes points out).

"When Greg was asked a direct question by a club yesterday, whether this could be imposed on them if they didn't want to do it, he was quite clear they couldn't.

If you are asked a direct question by police, you usually have the right not to answer.

Now he is as likely to elicit an audience response in a less subtle way, by asking them a direct question.

He can't lie when asked a direct question.

At the same time, if you ask a direct question, you hope for a direct answer.

Ask a direct relative to co-sign.