Sentence examples for more directly so from inspiring English sources

But the difference is that Mr. Young tells a story and brings you on the scene, even more directly so than in "Ohio," his powerful response to the killing of four students by National Guardsmen at Kent State.

Dr. Abrahamson, who had run a company that preformed research for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said he decided 13 years ago that it was time to pursue his dream of using science to benefit mankind more directly, so he set out to use microchips to liven up lectures.

And you can view presentations from your friends and professional network, tying LinkedIn's social graph into SlideShare more directly, so you can see what's popular within your own group.

"Our aim is to engage business leaders and managers in diversity and inclusion efforts more directly so that we can collectively work toward meeting hiring, retention, and progression goals," Brown wrote.

And you can view presentations from your friends and professional network, tying LinkedIn's social graph into SlideShare more directly, so you can see what's popular within your own group.

People need to interact with co-workers more directly, so the process of sharing and listening to problems and ideas can't be supplemented well with a form.

In the poorer bits of East Asia, donors have tended to move in the opposite direction, removing aid from the clutches of local political leaders and overseeing its spending more directly.Even so, they feel obliged to continue "working with" governments in the recipient countries, encouraging them to "take ownership" of aid projects' goals, even if they do not control the funds.

I wanted to work more directly with customers, so in 1995 I became a sales representative for the company.

Cyanogen is targeting a wider swathe of mobile buyers, and thus arguably competes more directly with Android, so it remains to be seen whether carrier backing can give it much uplift against Google's dominant flavor of Android.

"What we're trying to do is make services more directly accountable to residents, so they can influence and scrutinise them and propose changes on how they're run so that we can improve and serve residents' needs better," he said.

It would do so more directly than even passage of the American Health Care Act, which would replace the subsidies with refundable tax credits scaled for the age of the buyer.