Sentence examples for try directly from inspiring English sources

If Hamilton's program could be reduced to a phrase, after all, it would simply be that the national government should try, directly or indirectly, to loan money to manufacturers.

Supporters of an increase, though, argue that once you include the "spillover" effects on workers who earn just above the minimum wage (but whose wages would rise as a result), the income gains from a hike are concentrated among poor families.Not surprisingly, studies that try directly to measure the distributional consequences reach divergent conclusions.

In a work situation, you might try directly asking another person what she would to to complete a project.

When Ireland, who had trailed 3-0 athehe interval, started the second period with a flourish – scoring a try directly from a lineout and then kicking a penalty to take a seven-point lead – it was the cue for a team high on experience to grip their opponents by the throat and extinguish life.

None of the three witnesses who testified in the first day of the defense case tried directly to refute the prosecution evidence.

But fear of revolts led to much more limited changes in the consultation paper on disability reform published last October.Instead of trying directly to confine disability benefits to the genuinely disabled, the government is now trying a more oblique approach.

Instead of trying directly to amend the Endangered Species Act, the proposal would prohibit the expenditure of any funds to carry out court orders for listing -- orders that up till now have forced most of the protective steps.

Not by trying, or not by trying directly.

Now the banks are sitting up and taking notice and hoping to tap into what these startups have built, rather than trying directly to replicate it themselves.

Given Ao's status of Government Secretary (equivalent to Minister), he was tried directly in the Court of Final Appeal of the Macau SAR.

Generally, the biggest obstacles to healing or health improvement is either fighting or rejecting the condition you suffer, or trying directly to improve your condition - which is essentially the same as rejecting it, just in another style.