Sentence examples for indirectly make from inspiring English sources

They have tremendous power and can often, indirectly, make our world a better place to live in.

"I see Maurice's case as a league trying to make certain players, young players, who are often poor, wait on earning a living, while the N.F.L. and colleges, either directly or indirectly, make millions off of them," Milstein said.

Third, and most important, we have found a number of camouflaged vehicles through which we can indirectly make sizable transfers of real wealth among the states, without exciting the citizenry by booking them as explicit transfers.

This drew them to economics, not because they cared much about business but because they thought commercial activity and the promise of gain could indirectly make people more foresighted and restrained.

"Ashley Cole was found to be in breach of Rule K5 which states that a contract player, either by himself or by any other party acting on his behalf, shall not either directly or indirectly make any approach to a club with a view to negotiating a contract without obtaining the prior written consent of the club to which he is under contract.

And both are complemented by another show at the Bronx Museum, called "After 1968: Contemporary Artists and the Civil Rights Legacy," with work by younger artists — Deborah Grant, Leslie Hewitt, Otabenga Jones & Associates, Adam Pendleton, Jefferson Pinder, Nadine Robinson, Hank Willis Thomas — who directly or indirectly make a very particular history their own.

Phillips believes playing alongside a player known for his mobility has indirectly made him quicker, too.

He simply released a curt statement that, at least indirectly, made his zeal for pursuing missile defense clear.

Isserman and Weaver point out that the British ascent of Everest was indirectly made possible by none other than Mao.

Ms Woolum reckons that the welfare reforms of the 1990s have, indirectly, made local women more assertive.

The issue becomes muddled, however, when a company, like a search engine, is indirectly making money from the copies it makes.