Sentence examples for much less direct from inspiring English sources

But the nation's concept of democracy in those days was much less direct.

The advantages of an equally reliable male contraceptive, of course, are much less direct.

By nature I am a vampire, not crazy about daylight, much less direct rays of the sun.

The annual mock trial is a subtle, refined form of tribal bonding, much less direct than what goes on among lawyers inside American Bar Association committees.

Would-be passengers were steered onto shuttle buses for the much less direct land route: Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, B.Q.E., Verrazano Bridge.

At a news conference, Dr. Harold W. Jaffe, who directs the AIDS program at the disease control centers, said, "It is a really important study, in that it confirms what we believe based on much less direct evidence".

This method results in a huge reduction in computational complexity since it requires much less computation than the direct construction of such matrices [53].

Obviously he was being much less supervised, much less directed, and I just don't think he knew what he was doing at that time.

I was so much less directed, single-minded, so much less clear in my aims, tasks and renunciations than the young fellow I picked up at his Nottingham hotel on the Friday of the last Test.

In most countries, health care is largely funded by the taxpayer and is thus much less of a direct burden on companies.

Most physical systems of interest, however, are either composed of too many units or are governed not by the rules of classical mechanics but rather by quantum mechanics, which is much less suited for direct computation.