Sentence examples for more indirect and from inspiring English sources

Try a more indirect (and cheaper) approach.

The "young" style is more indirect and conciliatory.

Residential displacement in China has gone beyond forced eviction and has taken on more indirect and latent forms.

Then as now, SF is a form that allows an exploration of social structures in a more indirect and possibly more entertaining manner than does social realism.

Ms. Gilman, best known for the confrontational polemics of her "Spinning Into Butter" and "Boy Gets Girl," here takes an approach that is both more indirect and clinical.

Let's also not forget the more indirect, and perhaps more insidious, ways in which "others" may attempt to restrict that freedom.

In recent decades, federal policymakers have increasingly shunned the outright disbursing of benefits to individuals and families and favored instead less visible and more indirect incentives and subsidies, from tax breaks to payments for services to private companies.

"The teaching can be more indirect now and, I think, richer and deeper," he said.

Participants who were among the OC III and employed reported almost €2,000 more indirect costs and €200 more direct costs annually compared with normal weight respondents.

Other reasoning programs may instead opt for a more indirect approach and try to establish that Γ ⊨ α by showing that Γ ∪ is inconsistent which, in turn, is shown by deriving a contradiction, ⊥, from the set Γ ∪.

Studies show its high-tech jobs have been more resilient to economic downturns, pay more, create far more indirect jobs and hold more promise for continued growth.