Sentence examples for If indirectly from inspiring English sources
If indirectly elected in this way, peers would not enjoy the same mandate as MPs, who are directly accountable to their constituents, and would therefore not threaten the supremacy of the House of Commons – an objection often voiced against reform.
Other countries are feeling pressure, too, if indirectly.
We have learned from the New Wave, even if indirectly.
I thought he already had, if indirectly, in books before and since.
(For instance, Harry ultimately, if indirectly, gets his best friend killed).
New York City has been regulating shadows for a century, if indirectly.
If that indirectly helps the company, they add, so be it.
He is on a quest, he tells us, if only indirectly.
ISAF believes the president's half-brother may profit from the drugs trade, if only indirectly.
Still in some cases, the less well-off will pay more, too, if perhaps indirectly.
Mr. Toomey, 49, joins the Senate with a reputation as a giant-killer, if only indirectly.
