Sentence examples for dealing with directly from inspiring English sources

During the trial PhysioDirect clinic opening hours, physiotherapists spent about 35% of their time on the phone or dealing with directly related administration; in Bristol after the trial, this was increased to 57%.

Cyber bullying must also be dealt with directly, and clear boundaries should be put in place.

"That in itself is an issue that the museum refuses to deal with directly".

This lobby, as the Guardian would describe it, was dealt with directly by Alan Rusbridger.

But should you choose an agency, or opt for a personal assistant that you deal with directly?

She's the one person Fin will deal with directly, and his patience tickles her; it compels her to spray him with questions.

More than this, much of our speech is just a cover – for barbs, for questions, for things we don't want to deal with directly.

But there is one living room where there are no sideways glances, no sotto voce mutters, where everything life throws out is dealt with directly and openly.

Dr. Behnke emphasized that the codes did not necessarily allow participation by psychologists in such roles, but rather that the issue had not been dealt with directly before.

Oil is the only volatile commodity that most Americans deal with directly: we are buffered from most other price swings by our relative wealth.

Since the system uncertainties can be dealt with directly under the control of the SMC method, many SMC applications in engineering have been reported.