Sentence examples for directly bringing from inspiring English sources

Tax cuts would be less effective, critics say, in directly bringing in votes from constituencies.

The exact role of Zip1 in centromere coupling is not known but it is tempting to think that it may perform a similar role as it plays for SC formation, directly bringing non-homologous centromeres together by its ability to self-associate.

But most do not directly bring the parties together.

Sanctions did not directly bring the Burmese government to its knees.

Higher humidity in air or soil directly brings about higher survival rates of the 1st, 2nd, and 4th instar larvae10.

That the narrator speaks in the first person and addresses the daughter directly brings readers young and old into the characters' intimate circle.

These are causes that produce effects; for instance, one who throws a stone at someone else, who is then killed, directly brings about the latter's death.

The founding principles of the Baxter Laboratory are to bring together bioscientists who are interested not only in the basic mechanisms of disease processes, but also in exploiting biological systems to more directly bring about cures for important diseases.

But he also made it clear that in this season of investors' discontent with dot-coms, journalism that does not directly bring in viewers or advertisers or partners is unlikely to survive.

It's beyond hypocrisy that those in power still treat this as a lifestyle choice for the feckless rather than a cruel necessity directly brought about by the spending choices of the prime minister and his pals.

In its emphasis on the loneliness of small-town women without men, "Caller" directly brings to mind an earlier, much acclaimed play of the same decade, William Inge's "Picnic".