Sentence examples for more directly from from inspiring English sources

Underwriters have sometimes benefited more directly from helping clients invest in underpriced I.P.O.s.

There are some new industries that do stand to gain more directly from Copenhagen, however.

Her book could always be more real; it could always be more directly "from life".

But the music heard at this church descends more directly from other Christian music.

Parents currently raising children gain more directly from public spending on them.

"We're crafting our own version of it where his origin comes more directly from The Avengers we already know about".

If the Albanians suffered more directly from the violence in February, the Serbs have lost out overall, said a member of the O.S.C.E.

But whilst their names are from Old Norse, the characters of the dwarves are more directly taken from fairy tales such as Snow White and Snow-White and Rose-Red as collected by the Brothers Grimm.

In fact, the songs often feel more directly descended from the traditions of Broadway than of acid rock.

A third eliminates the Ares I and Ares V for a rocket more directly adapted from the current shuttles, replacing the orbiter with a disposable cargo container.

The origin of such events on Earth may be more directly understood from comprehensive global data that was gathered by Messenger.