"We are having a more direct effect on job creation than most studies show".
His control problems, and not his problems with Posada, had a more direct effect on his performance.
But they also noted that buying mortgage-backed securities could have a more direct effect on home loan rates.
Now, however, the sudden weakness of the stock market may have a much more direct effect on the new economy.
But now it's having a more direct effect: carriers are having trouble getting new planes.
"We go out and buy energy every day," said Carl Steidtmann, the chief retail economist for PricewaterhouseCoopers. "It has a much more direct effect on consumer behavior" than interest rates.
Mr. Thompson noted that Mr. Murrow had an even more direct effect when he reported on the case of Milo Radulovich, an Air Force lieutenant who was stripped of his commission after he was charged with associating with communists.
He also disclosed that the administration was discussing additional sanctions with the Europeans that would have a more direct effect, since those imposed by the United States already severely limit American trade with Syria.
The opportunity costs are hard to calculate: opening new sports venues might have been more lucrative; training schemes or less glamorous infrastructure upgrades may have a more direct effect.
For the ordinary Shakespeare buff, this passage might elicit vicarious compassion, but for a few dozen young men who witnessed it on a recent afternoon, it had a more direct effect: they blinked in recognition and sat up in their chairs.
This finding indicates that the verbal and nonverbal cues of agent enthusiasm has a more direct effect on cognitive outcomes.
