Sentence examples for more direct links from inspiring English sources

There are other, more direct links back to vintage Waterboys.

"Also look at hiring, that's one of the more direct links to the rental market".

That in turn helped put Phuket within reach of more and more Australians, with airlines responding with more direct links.

Over its eight-year franchise the new operator – a joint venture 90% owned by Stagecoach but with Richard Branson's licensed brand – will bring more direct links to the capital and cut journey times after a new fleet of trains is introduced from 2019.

I wonder if a lower price may have pulled in a few more casual fans, while providing more direct links to buy Discworld e-books and audiobooks on Apple's iTunes Store as a revenue stream to make up for the cheaper app download.

As the distance from the sink increases, the first-hop nodes have more direct links to the second-hop level nodes.

The traffic bridge is straightened to create a more direct link to the old medieval quarter.

Ironically, internet bookselling foreshadows a much more direct link between writer and reader than has existed in modern times.

But the new report suggests a more direct link between extensive TV watching and increases in blood pressure, the authors said.

But, analysts said, it will probably take a more direct link to a faulty part for a company's stock to face major selling.

Some critics have said the ads ought to make a more direct link between Reebok and the character to make a better case for the performance credentials of Reebok sportswear and footwear.