Sentence examples for it is indirectly from inspiring English sources

The perceived unfairness of this asymmetry is linked to yet another grievance: although America has yet to ratify the treaty, it is indirectly benefiting from its looser evidentiary requirements.In fact, both ratification and reciprocity are red herrings.

Curiously, no HRE has been identified in the GLUT4 gene, although its expression patterns correlate with HIF-1 activity, perhaps suggesting that it is indirectly regulated by HIF-1α [ 39].

It is indirectly brought to viewers by, of all things, Adolph's Meat Tenderizer.

It is indirectly controlled by the German state, which owns a majority stake in its parent, Deutsche Post.

And it is indirectly the reason why a rogue policeman killed Taseer outside a trendy Islamabad café last Tuesday, plunging the country into a fresh torment.

The company tries, through fairly desperate PR efforts, to claim that it is indirectly responsible for lots of US jobs, but never mind.

The only way he could approach it was indirectly, by taking its conventions apart, exposing its artifice.

But, despite all the pain and misery that it's indirectly inflicted on the world, do you hate it?

The coalition said it was indirectly the client on whose behalf the letters had been sent, even though it deplored the tactic.

It's (indirectly) a wonderful work of advocacy for studying what interests you, not what you think employers are going to be looking for.

To the end of her life, she insisted that "Olympia" was not an official film, but ample evidence exists to suggest that it was indirectly financed by Goebbels's propaganda ministry.