Sentence examples for move more directly from inspiring English sources

They can help you break out of a comfort zone and move more directly toward your goals.

From its share, the studio must cover the incremental cost of making a 3-D film, while the theater owner's remaining stake moves more directly to the bottom line, since technology firms like RealD cover the cost of maintaining their equipment.

As it moves more directly into competition for the heavy stuff, Compaq still has some growing up to do.

The opening by the Great Western Railway of the Severn Tunnel in 1886 brought further decline, for the imports of coal and slate from South Wales to Bridgwater Dock and the canal could now be moved more directly.

However, the techniques of landscape visualisation remain highly expert-oriented in spite of some recent moves to more directly involve users in aspects of scene preparation.

Mr. Alaïa, one of the great innovators of our time, is saying that for fashion to move forward it must relate more directly to women's lives and bodies.

The reason for this move was that it was more directly related to the emotional burden of the diabetes regimen than physician- and nurse-related distress, as has been suggested by previous studies (Table 2).

"Now he's moving beyond this framework to more directly explore his persona".

The Tigers allowed themselves to be dictated to in the first half, but they moved the ball quickly and more directly after the break.

"This is a move that ties the crew bases more directly to where our highest concentration of flying is going to be," said Debra Williams, a spokeswoman for Air Canada Jazz.

While Nokia clearly has one eye on Apple, analysts said network operators might more directly feel its move into services, and that could affect relationships with device manufacturers.