Sentence examples for indirectly contributed to from inspiring English sources

Priorities USA Action, a "super PAC" supporting President Obama, released an advertisement on Tuesday suggesting that Mitt Romney's actions indirectly contributed to a woman's death.

Although phrenology has been thoroughly discredited, it indirectly contributed to the localization of motivational systems within such brain areas as the hypothalamus.

Priorities USA Action, a "super PAC" supporting President Obama, released an advertisement on Tuesday suggesting that Mitt Romney's actions at Bain Capital indirectly contributed to a woman's death.

Last week, a "super PAC" supporting Mr. Obama released a misleading advertisement suggesting that Mr. Romney's actions at Bain Capital indirectly contributed to a woman's death.

New research by the historian Jan Gross has shown that the church in Poland indirectly contributed to the massacre by fostering the myth that the Jews were in cahoots with the communists.

That game was interrupted by a swarm of midges that changed the course of that series and indirectly contributed to the Boston Red Sox' winning their second World Series this century.

Soy-derived feed may be produced on, or indirectly contribute to expansion on to, cleared rainforest land.

The lawsuit asserts that unpaid internships indirectly contribute to higher unemployment.

Although GM cotton is not directly consumed, it indirectly contributes to food security by raising household income levels and improving access to more nutritious food.

Critics, however, say the American aid does indirectly contribute to the army's counterinsurgency efforts, since coca fields and drug processing laboratories are often protected by the rebels.

A federal decision to license a coal-fired power plant in Missouri, the reasoning went, could be blocked because the plant's emissions would indirectly contribute to a reduction of the bear's icy habitat.