Sentence examples for directly coming from inspiring English sources

"When the wholesalers saw the hurricane directly coming toward the refineries, there was a mad scramble to secure supply and that, of course, has driven up prices," Mr. Flynn said.

Both the metallic arm and the receiver module have been covered with absorbing panel, in order to shield as much as possible backscattering contributions not directly coming from the OUT.

For restaurants to pay servers a similar wage, they would have to guarantee hours and pay them a much higher rate than they do, which customers would invariably see reflected in the cost of dining; you'd still pay the same amount or possibly higher, but you wouldn't see if directly coming out of your wallet in the same way.

It represented information directly coming to the cortical module from other cortical regions.

Business academics at all career stages (not only the likes of ourselves, who are established professors) should be encouraged to get out there and talk to businesspeople about research and they should try to collaborate on research where ideas are inspired by (if not directly coming from) issues that practitioners have raised.

If it directly comes into the body, the bullet is all intact".

The chance to address the Cuban people directly comes in a speech on Tuesday.

Or you could consider him an auteur even of the cartoons whose ideas he did not directly come up with.

The remainder directly comes from Lemma 2.

This benefit directly comes from opportunistic behavior.

The necessity directly comes from Lemma 2.