Sentence examples for directly sought from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It's difficult to advance beyond stereotypes when assessing who players are likely to be at this stage, but for a title like Monster Hunter, which hasn't received as much Western mainstream press and hasn't yet become part of mass popular consciousness, the game plays to a niche audience of people who have directly sought it out because people they know and respect are talking about it.

In any event, this is one reason we have not commented upon, say, his final all-embracing centralization measure, or more directly sought to employ this or other of his parametric measures (e.g., coordination scores) in regression exercises analogous to those discussed at the beginning of this section.

First, there is the accidental discovery of something not directly sought after, yet conceptually nearby.

In response to previous delays in the arrival of the F-16s, Maliki has directly sought out Iranian and Russian help.

In an interview, Praisner said Wynn had contacted her directly seeking permission to use her name.

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

The aggregate method directly seeks a bound on the overall running time of a sequence of operations.

Cohen's email to Peskov provides an example of a Trump business official directly seeking Kremlin assistance in advancing Trump's business interests.

"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.