Sentence examples for indirectly tied from inspiring English sources

Closer examination of the Sewol sinking exposes structural flaws directly and indirectly tied to Korea's extraordinary economic development.

Also, many of Taiwan's industries are also still indirectly tied to manufacturing, even if the final assembly takes place on the mainland.

Each image of kissing, suckling, fondling, and so forth is indirectly tied to a different true-life tale of murder, abuse, or fanaticism (among humans) and field observation, adoption, or language acquisition (of primates).

The history of gun control in this country is long and has usually been directly or indirectly tied to race.

To be clear, the direct reason for the magazine's demise lay in executive decisions at Artnet AG, which, though related, are only indirectly tied to the climate for criticism.

Like millions of Floridians whose livelihoods are directly and indirectly tied to the state's water quality, Conley is watching his income dry up just as the man he and many others believe is responsible for the environmental calamity is seeking a new political office: Gov. Rick Scott, who hopes to become Sen. Rick Scott.

So it's natural they'd tie bonus dollars to award votes as a way to indirectly tie pay to performance.

After his landslide win, Rouhani has to deliver, particularly on economic issues many of which are tied indirectly back to U.S. foreign policy.

When vetting a customer, beware that its fate and indirectly your own is not tied to one of its own large customers.

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The documents do not describe what has resulted from the scrutiny, which links phone numbers and e-mails in a "contact chain" tied directly or indirectly to a person or organization overseas that is of foreign intelligence interest.