Sentence examples for contributing indirectly from inspiring English sources

This failure to find and charge perpetrators could be contributing indirectly to violence.

It has supported Kagame for years, contributing indirectly to Congo's suffering.

Although no one will go on record saying they oppose international adoption, a lot of organizations are contributing indirectly to its demise, by pursuing policies that make it much harder to adopt from abroad.

This little fish is thus contributing indirectly to the economy through predator prey relationships (Utne-Palm et al., 2010).

Different groups of mechanisms seem to be involved: ETS may promote chronic respiratory infections in early life, contributing indirectly to asthma risk.

In any case, patients with renal impairment are likely to have other microvascular and macrovascular complications of diabetes such as PSN and PAD [ 47] which are strongly associated with foot ulceration [ 26], thus contributing indirectly to LEA risk.

The mayor brushed off the lawsuit and suggested that protests against pesticides could contribute indirectly to the spread of disease.

He said some of the recent mergers that created J. P. Morgan Chase had contributed indirectly to the surprisingly severe decline.

Over the last 15 years, Barnes & Noble has contributed indirectly to the soaring sales of best sellers by aggressively promoting and discounting the best-selling titles to lure customers.

The bacillus Propionibacterium acnes, which populates the lesions, may also contribute indirectly to the inflammation by metabolizing the sebum to produce irritant fatty acids.

Lusitania, British ocean liner, the sinking of which by a German U-boat on May 7 , 1915 contributed indirectly to the entry of the United States into World War I.