Sentence examples for more direct contact from inspiring English sources

He felt that the startups that are bringing home-delivered local food en masse to audiences was a step "in the wrong direction": "I want to spend more time at the farmers market, have more direct contact with the farmers, I don't want a middle man," he said.

Many homeowners prefer more direct contact with nature.

"I wanted more direct contact with faculty," he says.

He longed for more direct contact with the fungi he was studying.

"The reason for doing this is simple -- I want more direct contact with the financial services teams," Mr. Immelt said.

People today would rather text than make phone calls because they can avoid having more direct contact with another person.

But many have not given up on more direct contacts.

Iraq also appears to be trying to rekindle interest in Secretary General Kofi Annan's office for more direct contacts between Mr. Annan and Mr. Hussein or his closest aides.

The fact that this year's event is taking place in a new, larger venue (annoyingly) miles away from the center of town is perhaps also spurring the creation of more off-site fringe events and pushing some to forge more direct contacts with people in the form of smaller meetings, private briefings and smaller events.

We may suggest that more direct contacts between the animals, and the frequent regrouping of animals in loose housing barns, create greater possibilities for the direct transmission of the infectious agents over the whole farm.

The neuraminidase inhibitors tamiflu and relenza have increased van der Waals interactions over the natural ligand resulting in more direct contacts with the enzyme and fewer water-mediated interactions.