Sentence examples for perhaps most directly from inspiring English sources

And perhaps most directly, you can look for rare, glancing collisions between normal matter in a detector here on Earth, and the dark matter cloud the Earth is assumed to be continually rushing through.

Mr. Rubio, who is often mentioned as a 2016 presidential contender and whose political future perhaps most directly hinges on the immigration legislation, plans to appear on seven Sunday programs, on ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC, Telemundo and Univision.

It competes with a slew of GPS-based Sat-Nav solutions but perhaps most directly with Nokia's free offering – Ovi Maps – which runs on almost all of the handset maker's most recent devices.

Competing perhaps most directly with professional network LinkedIn and the likes of job-finding site Monster, graduates and soon-to-be graduates sign up to 10 Minutes With and create a profile, similar to a CV, which businesses can look at.

They woke this morning, like the rest of Colorado and the nation, to news about Clements – the state official tied perhaps most directly to the death penalty.

Perhaps most directly, Michael Robinson's 2015 short, Mad Ladders, extended this dissolution to pure creative tool, reducing video feeds to near unintelligibility, a dream transmission from the haze of cathode ray America.

It is perhaps the most directly personal step of her career.

Speculation also surrounds the possibility of a return for platforming her, Crash Bandicoot, which would perhaps appeal most directly to the Wii demographic.

Life and résumé building have grown increasingly inexorable, as kids realize in high school, if not sooner; LinkedIn is the purest distillation of that outlook and, perhaps, the most directly useful, too.

In Europe it perhaps competes most directly with Berlin's Door2Door, and Vulog in Paris.

This film, the "Science of Character," is perhaps the most directly inspired by my fellowship yet, in terms of the content.