Sentences with phrase «in a direct way»

We can't, at least not in any direct way.

If one is not reading about and hearing this information or interacting in a direct way on a regular basis, it can be put out of mind.

I have seen how it has allowed so many of my authors to connect with their readers in a direct way that was never before possible.

But one of the advantages of the internet, e-mail, mobile phones, etc. is the capacity to communicate in direct ways to each of your audiences.

Many people involved in no direct way discovered they had an uneasy conscience.

These fatty acids are also involved in other important functions in a direct way such as the regulation of blood pressure and immune functions.

This enables us now to devise approaches for improving the communication in a direct way.

I'd be pretty surprised to find out that vegetarians don't produce enough collagen, but it doesn't appear to have been studied in any direct way.

That's why we gain body fat in a direct way.

Because evidence existed to say the accident caused the second injury in a direct way, the court could not enter summary judgment against the injured party or the medical provider.

· No matter what the interviewer's style is, answer direct questions in a direct way.

We often don't share our inner thoughts, feelings, and wishes in a direct way, but end up compromising in ways we really don't want to.

In our experience, they don't, or at least not in a direct way.

Salad Bar Menu Board: Using a menu board to inform the students what is on your salad bars daily enables you to highlight the salad bar in a direct way.

In a new study published in EPJ B, Jingxi Luo and Bernard Piette from Durham University, UK, present a new mathematical model describing how polarons can be displaced in a directed way with minimum energy loss in linear peptide chains — which were used as a proxy for the study of proteins.

Films that deal with moral issues in a direct way are often tagged, rightly or not, as preachy and didactic.

When we turn to her practical agenda, we can see just how important the teachers unions are to the Broader, Bolder coalition: most of the key reforms Ladd proposes have nothing to do with ending poverty in any direct way, but instead are directed toward employing more professionals for tasks outside the regular K — 12 classroom:

Masochism is, of course, an indispensible form of pleasure, but self - mutilation does not generally threaten others in a direct way.

Untethered to the great historical oil paintings of the past six centuries, acrylic took on modern life in a direct way.

So many of these injuctions make more sense in a direct way at that time than they do now.

Ocean warming is affecting humans in direct ways and the impacts are already being felt, including effects on fish stocks and crop yields, more extreme weather events and increased risk from water - borne diseases, according to what has been called the most comprehensive review available on the issue, launched today by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Hawai`i.

«Normally, self - affirmation is reserved for instances in which identity is threatened in direct ways: race, gender, age, weight, and the like.

«Tangerine and the new visual identity exemplify everything ING Direct has represented since its start in Canada in 1997, specifically its continued focus on being an innovative and progressive alternative for Canadians who embrace forward banking and banking in a direct way,» president and CEO Peter Aceto said in a statement.

If we recognize that in order to draw conclusions about matters of this sort, we must ask questions not answered by faith in any direct way, the tone of our debates can be improved.

They are not geared to the needs of the market in any direct way, and they typically resist subordinating the themselves to an exterior norm.

We should reach deep within our tradition and rediscover those practices that connect us to God in direct ways.

Lakatos» programmes, like Kuhn's paradigms, are not falsiflable in any direct way.

Differentiations occur in directed ways, ways that constitute a pattern in which there is increased orderliness of determinations.

It may be enlightening to observe that in its history Christianity has undergone several crises of a similar nature.1 They all were successfully overcome, but each of the crises of the past has led in some direct way to the critical state of affairs in the church of the present day.

I know I'm way outside the norm by saying this but... I find anyone who is so attached to their religious faith that they allow it to govern their daily decisions in a direct way very scary.

I am not addressing your statement totally in a direct way so I will have go back and re-read to continue.

Rita Deverell, host of It's About Time which airs daily on the new network, says «My show is not really about religion in any direct way.

Affectionately known as the Loveliest Village on the Plains, Auburn is home to about 57,000 residents, the vast majority of whom are connected in some direct way to Auburn University.

Why is it that when someone says something you don't like in a direct way you label them a troll?

So, obesity — which affects about as many people as infidelity in a direct way, and many more in an indirect way through higher health costs — is seen as something outside an individual's control.

I would recommend it to parents of all ages - with kids of all ages - to get a real feel for what your teens are going through, or will be going through, and what they need but may not necessarily show in direct ways.

Jeffrey Kubik, an associate professor of economics in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, said he believes SU won't be affected by the policy in a direct way.

I will always be grateful to you for giving me the opportunity to serve as a Shadow Minister and I've relished very much taking the fight to the Tories in that direct way.

«The problems that are causing the low morale are not ones that we can fix in any direct way, but I feel that our efforts can help indirectly» by promoting better health and well - being practices, he says.

It's sometimes said that supersymmetry would be a kind of thumbs - up for string theory, which has been impossible to test in any direct way.

They do so by bringing pieces of the outer membrane into the cytoplasm and then recycling them to the surface in a directed way.

«The answer is short and forceful: yes, physical fitness in children is linked in a direct way to important brain structure differences, and such differences are reflected in the children's academic performance.»

«The 2 °C target was all about warming and didn't involve consideration of ocean acidification in any direct way,» said University of Queensland professor Ove Hoegh - Guldberg, one of the lead authors of the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessment chapter dealing with ocean impacts.

Alternatively, rapamycin may influence these traits in a direct way, without actually modulating aging.