Sentence examples for far less direct from inspiring English sources

Few bishops followed the example of Archbishop Burke in St . Louis and two who did were far less direct.

The connection between what voters want, or think they want, and what ultimately happens in the economy, is far less direct.

Anyone who pays taxes does this to some extent, but it is a far less direct way of cementing the bonds between us.

In fact, Justice Scalia has, in the recent past, declared Congress's broad authority under the commerce clause to regulate activities with far less direct economic impact.

The team's play may prove far less direct than in recent seasons, with Ancelotti placing the onus on retaining possession in midfield, all neat triangles and overlaps, rather than seeking out Drogba's brawn and muscle through the middle.

Even now, South Africa's prevention programs seem to Dr. Epstein to lack the simplicity and practicality of the Ugandan efforts, favoring a far less direct, heavily Westernized approach instead.

The central government controls media out of the same political consideration, but the standard is far less simple or direct.

Mr. Rubio's ideas are for a far longer and less direct pathway than Democrats would like.

The indirect costs were far less than the direct costs because chaperone charges and intangible losses were not included in the data.

That makes his portraits immensely humane and approachable – unlike, say, classic Italian portraits, which are far more aloof and less direct.

While shifts in fire regimes are predicted to impact metapopulation viability, these indirect effects of fire are far less severe than the direct impact of climate change on habitat suitability.