Sentence examples for more directly responsible from inspiring English sources

"Bright insisted on making Jiang Qing more directly responsible for his death than history tells us.

She reports to Governor Bush, who is therefore more directly responsible for her office's successes and failures.

These miscreants, of course, were all women, and thus more directly responsible for child care ("Nannygate") and all things domestic.

Impasses in negotiating union contracts must be resolved in a more effective manner, where locally elected officials are kept more directly responsible to the taxpayers for the results.

The British, America's partners, are more directly responsible, since they invented Wahhabism and, therefore, Al Qaeda, which have "nothing to do with Islam".

But Egyptians were widely dissatisfied, since the court acquitted many officials more directly responsible for killings, and the conviction could — some say will — be reversed on appeal.

In Mr. Grantham's view, the efficient market hypothesis is more or less directly responsible for the financial crisis.

One observer said that the changes with studio leadership effectively put everyone in a horse race where they're more transparently and directly responsible for the performance of their units.

This indicates that hERG1 channels are not only overexpressed in TG mice, and drive VEGF-A secretion and an increased angiogenesis but they are active and their activity is more or less directly responsible for the VEGF-A-enhanced production observed in these mice.

Walmart, similarly, invested heavily in making its supply chain more efficient, and it was directly responsible for a sizable portion of the productivity boom of the nineties.

Eugene de Kock is said to have been directly responsible for more atrocities than any other individual in defence of white minority rule.