Sentence examples for put more directly from inspiring English sources
Put more directly: I had bone cancer.
Put more directly, some readers of this piece will like the kind of reflective thinking these questions intend to prompt; others simply won't.
Put more directly, the missing revenues were equal to two years of the debt relief offered a month after the report's completion by the World Bank and I.M.F. as part of a program to encourage sound financial management from extremely poor countries.
But he also suggested that the military would put more pressure directly on Palestinian elites.
The new fee structure may have put more cash directly into the coffers – universities are about £1,000-£1,500 better off on every arts and social studies student (though down a bit for those doing heavy science courses) – but the gain has come with its own price tag.
The board wanted to put more money directly into schools' hands so that principals and teachers could spend it according to their own priorities.
Put more generally, I know directly that I have beliefs, emotions, feelings, sensations and the like.
The update to our structure matches our strategy and will also put more decision making and resources directly into our brands.
Microsoft could also decide to make an offer directly to shareholders, called a tender offer, which would put more pressure on Yahoo's board to negotiate.
