Sentence examples for help indirectly from inspiring English sources
Even so, say Eurocrats, that would help indirectly.
Police officers in Sadr City "help indirectly," Mr. Abdul-Hussein said.
While the developers deny that Ms. Pak is working on the project, she has tried to help indirectly.
His insistence that change must come from within and that the US could only help indirectly was a very mature position to take.
In fact, Gingras said that AMP pages won't automatically be ranked above non-optimized pages in Google search — though it should help indirectly, since AMP improves load times.
"The problems that are causing the low morale are not ones that we can fix in any direct way, but I feel that our efforts can help indirectly" by promoting better health and well-being practices, he says.
Rodriguez's music gave them a voice – and helped indirectly to change things.
The Mets' lack of run support for him (3.84 runs per game, second lowest in the National League) is helping, indirectly.
It was accused of helping, indirectly, to fund UNITA, the rebel army in Angola, which sold huge quantities of diamonds.
Aside from the borrowers directly helped by the modification program, Mr. Massad said, many others have been helped indirectly, as servicers used the government standards in proprietary modifications.
But it also was built on a relentless, China-driven rise in overall global demand that, with the cheaper ruble, helped indirectly call back from the dead Russia's vast unused capacity inherited from the Soviet era.
