Sentence examples for value of direct from inspiring English sources

Richard Rothstein (Lessons column, Sept. 27) underestimates the value of direct antidrug messages, including antidrug advertising.

Russia dropped out of the SWA's top 20 markets, with the value of direct sales there down 95% from £25m to £2m in a single year.

But his insistence on the worthiness of everyday life as subject matter, and on the value of direct personal experience, were radical departures from academic practice.

As he described the value of direct contacts with 51 European and Asian allies to skeptical members of Congress, "you could almost see the light bulbs go on," he said.

The transcript of the program is online, but this is a case where I really think the video must be watched to catch the tone of the exchanges and the value of direct discourse.

Setting aside the way he came to power, and his Islamist roots, Mr Morsi comes bearing a tantalising opportunity for China to bolster its influence in a vital region.It's not likely that China will ever approach America in terms of the total value of direct aid it provides to Egypt.

But this time around brands understand the value of direct-to-consumer video, and consumer demand for a better experience is off the charts.

The educational value of direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA) of prescription drugs hinges on its ability to convey important benefit and risk information to consumers.

These findings demonstrate the value of directed evolution strategies to rapidly identify and overcome diverse factors limiting enzyme activity.

It is essential to see the political value of directing hostility to where it should rightfully be placed.

Likewise, the value of direct-isolation proportion during P2 was uncertain, because previously unknown carriers colonized at admission could have been missed.