Critics say the public shouldn't subsidize religious instruction, even indirectly.
Doing that kind of careful economic analysis, even indirectly, can be very helpful.
But that was scuppered by Corbyn's refusal to be associated, even indirectly, with Tony Blair.
It would forbid the lawmakers from using public resources to enhance their private businesses, even indirectly.
If zoos benefit, even indirectly, from illegal trading, then the market for primate poachers is preserved.
Or, for that matter, that it enhances the college's educational mission, even indirectly.
The targeting of children, even indirectly, is seen as a new and sinister twist.
At that time, Princeton had less than a handful of classes even indirectly dealing with South Asia.
Initially the composer felt unsure how to respond, even indirectly, to so immense an event as 9/11.
Asked if he had any contact with the Bush campaign, even indirectly, over the commercials, Mr. Wyly said, "Absolutely not".
The agency's goal: "a complete blackout on any publicity and talk even indirectly related to the subject of atomic energy".
