Sentence examples for directly better from inspiring English sources

But I am aware that the British government was among the first governments that began providing funds directly to the Afghan government, so they have had a contribution to enabling Afghanistan to spend its resources, or the money that is being given to us directly, better, and more accountably.

While most people aren't directly better off thanks to Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, the evolution of computers and the Internet is the most important technological revolution of our lifetime.

Secondly, this study makes clear that the validity of an 'Activity Pattern Interview' for CFS patients is not directly better than that of self report questionnaires.

Culinary stealth certainly can lead directly to better health via better nutrition, by improving dishes, meals, and palates -- resulting in a better diet overall.

Hence providing PC training for oncologists could improve patient care both directly by better symptom control as a result of better PC skills of oncologists (oncologists providing basic PC) and indirectly by increasing referrals to SPC services.

If only walking could lead directly to better medical care.

It contributes directly to better health, improved agriculture and greater community in Europe.

The Scientology training led directly to better grades in college, Papaheraklis said.

If you arrive at them by building a new app to sense them directly, even better.

That formula had three main components: First, establish the problem that the product is meant to solve — the more directly the better.

"We think this could translate directly into better vaccines," said Daniel Portnoy, UC Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology and of public health and associate faculty director of the campus's Center for Emerging and Neglected Diseases.