Sentence examples for directly would be from inspiring English sources

To compare the two nations' industries directly would be unfair, when Vietnam's tourist industry is so young in comparison.

Two ways to help homeowners directly would be to reduce taxes or to give cash grants similar to those given to disaster victims.

Terry Lenzner, the head of the Investigative Group International, a well-known Washington investigations firm, said that for a large company like Hewlett-Packard to contact a small firm directly would be unusual.

There is no way to buy a single ticket, although when I contacted Avi Millman, one of the founders of Stray Boots, he said that users who contacted the company directly would be given a special code to do so.

That means CollegeBacker's charges may be significantly higher than investing in an account directly would be.

However, since the measure that we are trying to improve is the word error rate and since we did not want to rely on the existence of segmentation information, minimising the word error rate directly would be desirable.

John H. Walker, the chief executive of the Weirton Steel Corporation in West Virginia, said his company would not be hurt directly but would be affected as other American mills scrambled to make up for lost business by entering Weirton's market.

Even if Twitter competed directly, it would be hard to get publishers to replace that code.

The major companies most directly affected would be Viacom, which owns CBS, and News Corp., which owns Fox.

This would not necessarily compromise people's health directly, but would be a huge financial burden to the water service providers and, after all, to the customers.

To obtain the upper bound for the Orlicz-Sobolev-norm ∥ T ( P ( u ) ) − ( T ( P ( u ) ) ) B ∥ W 1, φ ( B, ∧ l ) directly, it would be very complicated.