Sentence examples for indirect contribution from inspiring English sources

The financial-services industry contributes a third of Luxembourg's output and, including its indirect contribution (accountants, lawyers and the like), supplies around 40% of Luxembourg's tax take.Luxembourg is sometimes lumped with tax havens because of various scandals involving companies based there, including the notorious BCCI and, more recently, Clearstream.

"But there is a lot of indirect contribution to the mission of a hospital," he added, "as well as to its margin: customer satisfaction, customer retention and goodwill in the community.

Nevertheless, the use of inland waters by humans to enhance either terrestrial primary production (by irrigating crops) or secondary production on land (by supplying drinking water to stock) is a significant indirect contribution.

"We also make a major indirect contribution to the Scottish economy," he added, saying that Diageo was the biggest single purchaser of grain from Scottish farmers and purchased £400 million of goods from each year from suppliers based in Scotland.

ICGDP = Indirect Contribution to GDP.

However, H2O2 shows indirect contribution to lipid oxidation.

If not, what do we mean by indirect contributions?

The latter have included global and local direct and indirect contributions (benefits) to the economy in the widest sense.

Earlier experiments have improved movement in paralyzed rodents, but the gains have been from indirect contributions by the cells and not from the generation of new neurons.

Organized labor’s indirect contributions to candidates—providing campaign workers, organizing selective get-out-the-vote drives, etc.—are worth far more than the checks they write to candidates.

In our analysis, the water and energy consumptions, CO2/SO2/NOx emissions are all demonstrated in terms of six sub-processes with both the direct and indirect contributions.