Sentence examples for most direct means from inspiring English sources

Tschichold advocated functional design that uses the most direct means possible.

But the most direct means, economists say, is to tax calories.

A chemist, hoping to learn by the most direct means the dose acutely toxic to human beings, swallowed a minute amount, about.00424 of an ounce.

In a world where Tim Duncan no longer commands complete defensive attention, Parker's dribble penetration is the most direct means for the Spurs to create open shots.

At just over an hour, Tessa Walker's spare and compelling production is certainly concise, though De-lahay is a writer who knows how to get from A to B by the most direct means.

STRAW WORTH CLUTCHING -- From baseball caps to visors, floppy-brimmed sun hats to gardening bonnets, hats are one of the most direct means of shielding the face from the sun.

By then his cartoon strip had become simply the most direct, unobtrusive means of narration for the stories of Gorazde in Bosnia from 1992-95.

Since Iran is dependent on imports for 40 percent of the gasoline for its cars and trucks, this is very arguably the most direct, effective means of convincing the regime in Tehran that it has to negotiate an end to its nuclear arms drive.

If the simplest and most direct reading means reading a few cherry-picked passages in English, through a filter that has predetermined male authority, without any regard to the rest of scripture, or the original language and culture of the passage, then that is not a responsible reading at all.

While direct injection is the most direct and convenient means of cell delivery, the latter approach is capable of producing three-dimensional engineered tissues with mechanical properties compatible with those of various musculoskeletal tissues.

And this year we have the most direct and efficient means to end secret money in politics.