Sentence examples for more direct value from inspiring English sources

Wally Szczerbiak, a former player who is now a Knicks postgame analyst for MSG, agreed that the arm sleeves seemed to be more of an aesthetic choice (and they sell well for the N.B.A. among fans) while the padding and leg sleeve offered more direct value.

While we believe firmly in the vitality of the business, we've concluded that uSwitch and its future might be better served if it were part of another company that could add more direct value to a services comparison business".

"This is another way we're helping publishers get more direct financial value of their investment in comments," said Vice President of Marketing and Communications Steve Roy.

Some QS signal molecules may have more direct survival value for the producer strains.

Their hypothesis was that facial feedback contained more direct emotional value and would lead to enhanced neuronal activation in brain areas associated with feedback processing, in comparison to verbal feedback.

But after a decade there, he was looking for a new career path with a "more direct socially redeeming value," he said.

This will tell us more about the direct value of pharmacogenetic interactions for daily clinical practice.

This was a different Guardiola team, a little countercultural: swifter, more direct, Guardiola explaining the value of "verticality", beyond the pressure of Ivan Rakitic and Sergio Busquets.

Something like the Your Verse ads, but with some more direct hints at the value of apps to our lives".

But let's also remember that because oil is priced primarily in dollars across the world and has more direct influence on the value of currency than any other factor; the United States dollar is fundamentally linked to global crude oil as its de facto reserve base.

85 86 Finally, linking improved compliance to clinical outcomes such as number of infections prevented would provide more direct evidence about the value of such interventions.