Sentence examples for most directly on from inspiring English sources

Of the three boys, David was perhaps the closest to his father — the one who drew most directly on his father's humor and love of imposture.

The techniques of particular importance are those that bear most directly on cost figuring and scheduling technological developments.

Nouveau Monde has just issued the volume bearing most directly on the question of what happened to the friendship between Zola and Cézanne.

Brazil's real, indeed, will even fall a little (see chart, left panel).In painting these pictures, the economists from Goldman Sachs draw most directly on the work of Robert Barro of Harvard.

It then present in brief summary those of Spinoza's philosophical views that bear most directly on his physical theory.

In this paper, we begin with a brief discussion of the planned observations by the New Horizons cameras that will bear most directly on geological interpretability.

Ironically, these are the shows that most directly carry on the legacy of the original, deeply autobiographical "Roseanne," which was a truth serum in a medium devoted to reassuring lies.

Since the Alternative appeals most directly to disillusioned voters on the centre-right, its mere appearance on ballots could prove to be "incredibly dangerous for Mrs Merkel," says Mr Henkel.

But he appealed most directly to the assembled lawmakers, calling on them to put "people ahead of politics".

In doing so, this Special Issue contributes most directly to the fast-growing literature on global health research in the field of population health.

But Mr. LaBute's latest play is the one that most directly takes on an issue that is always, it seems, on his mind: the possibility of divine grace in an irredeemably human world.