What's more, social media is populated by young people, so for athletes like him looking to offer (even indirectly) products or deals, they're already likely speaking to an audience that will go out and buy the product.
"Nobody likes to be associated with something as obnoxious as this was, even indirectly," said Linda Buzzell, a career consultant to people in the entertainment industry.
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.
But for luxury goods companies like LVMH, accustomed to keeping close tabs on the use of their trademarks, the idea that their brand names might be a useful tool for other marketers, even indirectly, is vexing.
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".
With the exception of Rhode Island governor Lincoln Chafee, no candidate criticized Clinton's behavior even indirectly Tuesday night.
Still, not everyone is convinced that North Korea carried out the attack, or was even indirectly responsible for it.
I'd like to use this blog occasionally to discuss food-related books: not so much recipe collections or chef autobiographies, though I don't rule those out, as books that celebrate the love of food in other ways, sometimes even indirectly.
