Sentence examples for direct on the from inspiring English sources

In relaying his conversation with Palin, Ayers provided one of the most direct, on the record explanations for what exactly drove the Alaska Governor's decision to step aside.

The Simpsons animator David Silverman said that the episode was "probably the most difficult one" Scott had to direct on the show.

Books are being delivered in packages of one by wholesalers, or even published direct on the web, cutting out not just booksellers but publishers and wholesalers as well.Its early apostles thought the web was a good thing because it would disintermediate in these ways, bringing savings to both manufacturers and consumers at the expense of those in-between.

He's quick, knowledgable and direct, on the air, in print and on Twitter.

The other end of the spectrum is dirty grilling, or "clinching", direct on the coals.

And when she chooses to be direct – on the excellent Hov Lane – it's all the more thrilling.

While there are a number of reasons postulated for the limited success, one of the most direct on-the-ground reasons that do not allow a woman to be shifted to hospital (or delay that decision) is the lack of readily available financial resources for families to draw upon at the time of delivery.

Using the original Terasic code, Playback is supported from flashRAM, SDRAM, SRAM or by direct on-the-fly synthesis.

Experience shows that some questions are best asked in writing for a more direct, on-the-record, reponse and to facilitate more pointed debate.

Mr. Stelter clearly had far more direct, on-the-record access to the star players of the appreciably happier family at "Good Morning America," on ABC, headed by the co-hosts George Stephanopoulos and Robin Roberts; her well-documented battles against serious health problems are redocumented here.

As the debt to GDP ratios of many developed countries approach red-zone levels, contingent liabilities are increasingly being favored over direct, on-the-balance-sheet, borrowings.