Sentence examples for directly seeking from inspiring English sources

It attacked Amazon directly, seeking to build a national network of warehouses while offering a similarly broad selection of goods.

Your mentee will probably be reluctant to say anything negative; directly seeking feedback will give her explicit permission to comment on nascent problems in your relationship.

The ads had apparently targeted a range of political — and socially divisive — issues, rather than directly seeking to promote individual candidates.

Beyond Huth's suit the only one directly seeking damages for sexual misconduct Cosby faces two defamation cases in California and Massachusetts, claiming that he tarnished the reputations of accusers by denying their stories.

During the semi-structured portion of the interview, most participants reported hearing about scientific evidence from an indirect source such as a friend or family member, a health care provider, media source or the internet; as opposed to directly seeking out scientific research studies to read.

Self-referred birthing women thus constituted a case mix of women with a wish to deliver in the facility (and able to pay), women directly seeking emergency assistance for obstetric complications bypassing referral facilities for whatever reason and women recommended for delivery at KCMC due to uterine scar(s) but without other obstetric complications.

Not since the Korean War has the central bank directly sought to manage specific long-term interest rates.

"We don't have any litmus-test questions," he said, meaning the kind that directly seek answers to how a person would vote on a given issue like abortion.

Richard A. Daynard, the director of the Tobacco Products Liability Project at the Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, said he believed that the Castano Group could directly seek fees in only one of the later round of cases.

But Raymond, through his anti-heroic alter ego, makes the point again and again that there must be someone to speak for the dead, to answer the bellow of justice from beyond the grave even if they didn't directly seek him out.

There is no evidence that he directly sought to influence his former colleagues or other government officials in ways that would have required him to register as a lobbyist or could have run afoul of the restrictions on former lobbyists entering the Obama administration.