Sentence examples for indirectly created from inspiring English sources

Thus, in addition to setting in motion the technologies that brought about the information revolution, he also indirectly created the laugh track.

Two of Forest's goals on Saturday were indirectly created by Burke causing havoc on the flank and, for a team that struggled in attack last season, his contributions will be vital.

Three years ago, the Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis reported that Foxwoods alone had raised the gross state product by $1.2 billion and had, directly and indirectly, created 41,363 jobs.

Officials did not count jobs that were indirectly created by the $84 billion pumped into the economy through tax cuts so far, or from the billions of dollars' worth of unemployment benefits and aid to states for Medicaid.

In this way, Cudi's closing of the festival made sense; the lonely stoner persona that helped him break out, in 2009, has indirectly created a market for most of the anti-gangster rap featured at the fest, and the emo bread crumbs that he left with songs like "Pursuit of Happiness" and "Soundtrack to My Life" are still being followed by acts like Logic, Childish Gambino, and Chance the Rapper.

If not, unfound data attribute(s) are regarded as feature label(s), the above process is recursively repeated until all data attributes are directly found or indirectly created by applying for data fusion algorithm(s).

He also estimated that the deal would indirectly create 7,000 other jobs.

So are we indirectly creating a security underclass as we filter out trusted travelers for special treatment at the checkpoints?

Spencer overthrew two cutoff men to indirectly create Jeter's remarkable retrieval of the ball and phenomenal flip in the division series.

The expansion could indirectly create between 7,000 and 11,000 more jobs through the supply chain, and involves the purchase of a 62-acre site.

Her new image set off repeated bouts of apoplexy among some White House staff members, who weighed in on her choices, albeit indirectly, creating a climate of tension.