Sentence examples for gained indirect from inspiring English sources

A critical mass of the citizenry was recognizing that corporations and exceedingly wealthy individuals (the 1%) had gained indirect control of our government.

Babcock, twice indicted, gained indirect control of whole departments of the government, planted suspicions of reformers in Grant's mind, plotted their downfall, and sought to replace them with men like himself.

19 20 Costs due to all medical treatment in life years gained (indirect medical cost) are automatically included in the model.

Many parents who do not vaccinate their children rely on "herd immunity" – the concept that once immunisation rates reach between 90-95% in a community, those who are not immunised will gain indirect protection from infectious diseases from those who are.

Nevertheless, theoretical and empirical studies have shown that females may still gain indirect genetic benefits from choosing males of higher genetic quality and thereby increase their reproductive success.

Relatives of the dominant hence stand to gain indirect fitness through helping even on spring nests, albeit relatively less than on summer nests.

Females are thought to gain indirect genetic benefits from polyandry and a number of studies have shown both good genes and genetic compatibility effects on fertilization success and offspring fitness [14], [18], [21], [22].

Another model variation eliminated the possibility of helpers gaining indirect fitness by helping kin.

As a result, choosy females may gain indirect fitness benefits by transmitting "good genes" to their offspring [reviewed in [ 1]].

Despite evidence that females gain indirect benefits (i.e., second-generation benefits) from multiple mating, two difficulties are often identified.

The objection to preferring group A in order to gain indirect economic benefits can also be put in terms of equality, the equal moral worth of persons, and specifically the equal concern and respect morally owed to all persons.