Sentence examples for if only indirectly from inspiring English sources

He is on a quest, he tells us, if only indirectly.

ISAF believes the president's half-brother may profit from the drugs trade, if only indirectly.

Mr. Toomey, 49, joins the Senate with a reputation as a giant-killer, if only indirectly.

But Blunt may also have been helped, if only indirectly, by having friends in the highest places.

This concert pairs two local bands that are influenced, if only indirectly, by the disheveled energy of early blues records.

The senators, on the other hand, cited Iran as a major reason for action in Syria, even if only indirectly.

Jenny McCarthy, who will join "The View" in September, will be the show's first co-host whose dangerous views on childhood vaccination may--if only indirectly--have contributed to the sickness and death of people throughout the Western world.

Whether a chef wants to boost orders during slow hours, get rid of surplus food, preference high-margin items or just score new customers, there are plenty of reasons to pay Uber — even if currently only indirectly through discounts instead of a direct ad buy.

Moreover, these charters report only indirectly, if at all, to elected school board members.

Private deals are harder for regulators and ordinary investors to keep tabs on.Second, the lending is increasingly being orchestrated from outside the regulated banking industry, by hedge funds and other credit investors that are often supervised only indirectly, if at all.

As Wedgwood (2007) points out, when forming opinions I am guided directly by my experiences and other beliefs, and only indirectly (if at all) by other people's epistemic states.