Sentence examples for more direct means from inspiring English sources

But others who had their campaign coffers enriched by Enron have used more direct means of distancing themselves from the company.

A more direct means of providing health care to residents was needed to clear room from its larger parent hospital, Lokmanya Tilak General.

At first the monkeys tried to use the joystick to operate the robotic arm, but they soon realized that they had a more direct means of control: they could operate the robotic arm just by thinking about moving the joystick.

But in systems that are neither clean nor well-run, and where governments would find it difficult to put this right by more direct means, narrower restrictions may be necessary.

In such a circumstance, equation (135) predicts values for Q that agree with values measured by more direct means to within a few parts percent, even though the flow pattern is not really steady at all.

A number of liberal Western-type reforms were espoused, but more direct means of control were preferred to constitutional representative government; a majority of the Siamese people did not understand this concept or remained indifferent to it.

There are at least two wikis intended to let voters collaborate to collect examples of problems with voting, whether exceptionally long lines or more direct actions meant to scare off voters — the Voter Suppression Wiki (www.votersuppression.net) and SourceWatch's Election Protection Wiki (www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Portal:Election_Protection_Wiki).

To do a better job of screening applicants and to avoid inappropriate criteria such as journal impact factors we need more efficient and direct means to accurately assess the potential of applicants to succeed in our department.

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Nevertheless, now we have more direct and reliable means of assessing language laterality directly, Orton is shown to have been remarkably prescient.

It is noted that most developing countries have failed to meet either the Abuja or the CHRD targets, and that more direct and proactive means are required to stimulate global TB R&D.