Sentence examples for more directly a from inspiring English sources

Or to put it more directly, a scaredy cat.

More directly, a German official told me, "Europeans and Americans could split on the question of banks' capital requirements".

More directly, a few simulation results are used to fix partly the analytical form and the corresponding coefficients of the models.

From Miró he took more directly a visual vocabulary — the biomorphic streamlined forms, at once abstract and animal, that would be the basis of his art-making for the rest of his life.

Since then, the more directly a drug has been perceived to be associated with minorities and the poor, the graver the danger it is seen as posing to society.

Mr. Maliki's critics have been rattled by his efforts to control the armed forces more directly, a reminder of the days when Saddam Hussein personally controlled a number of special security forces loyal only to him.

To put it more directly: an observer could simply look at the top of the web page and easily detect the presence of the menu, responding "top" if present and "left" if not present.

And I thought, wouldn't it be neat, wouldn't it be an interesting challenge, to be able to more directly influence a culture, and create a culture?

After a moment, her gaze falls more directly on a flash of movement outside.

"We felt that we needed to challenge ourselves; we wanted to go someplace where we could more directly make a difference," Mr. Franche said in an interview.

Yet, the enzyme can also act more directly as a co-regulator, which would involve an association with intact DNA, but not necessarily its catalytic activity [31].