Sentence examples for not always direct from inspiring English sources

The correlation however is not always direct, nor that simple.

Subsidies are not always direct, whether for agriculture or domestic use.

Yes libraries are free, but they can be many miles away, buses are not always direct or regular either.

All that said, even in this element, he had room to grow: He was not always direct with people and tended to procrastinate on difficult conversations.

Somebody has to be given the lead in achieving this and they need to accept that their role is one of commissioning, not always direct delivery.

(Chinen) ★ James (Blood) Ulmer and David Murray Blues Big Band (Wednesday and Thursday) Mr. Ulmer, an incantatory guitarist and singer, and Mr. Murray, an often fervent tenor saxophonist, share an affinity for the blues that's deep if not always direct.

Surprisingly, diversification is not always directed into the non-core markets where the expected contribution of the regulated firm is most pronounced.

Lift is another force exerted on an object moving through a fluid; it is generally (but not always) directed upwards (perpendicular to the drag force), opposing the weight of the animal that is pulling it down to Earth.

Theory driven experiments are not always directed at testing hypothesis, but may also be directed at various kinds of fact-gathering, such as determining numerical parameters.

As a result, money is not always directed where lives are most at risk.

The motion is continuous and strong but not always directed forward.