Sentence examples for may have indirectly from inspiring English sources

"And it may have indirectly influenced his views".

The race also may have indirectly helped the new NBC drama "Smash".

Knight may have indirectly — and completely unintentionally — refreshed Manuel's memory by struggling in his first inning Saturday just as he had during that day at Yankee Stadium.

Mabey said that in April this year, it "disclosed to the SFO evidence that had come to light suggesting that in 2002 the company may have indirectly made two payments to the Iraqi regime in breach of UN sanctions".

But Saeid Golkar, lecturer at Northwestern University in the United States and senior fellow at Chicago Council on Global Affairs, believes the 'pay cheque scandal' may have indirectly revealed another potential 'principle-ist' contender in Parviz Fattah, head of the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee.

However, selection for improved growth rate may have indirectly and unconsciously 'selected' for reduced wood density in these seedlots when compared to unimproved seedlots, due to the negative genetic correlation between wood density and diameter growth rate (Burdon [2010]).

Because the syndicate has done deals with the regimes in strife-torn places, such as Zimbabwe and Guinea, it may also have indirectly helped sustain violent conflicts.The Economist repeatedly put these accusations to the people who feature in this article, asking for their side of the story.

may have overestimated the fraction of dividing cells by the measurement of Ki-67 expression, which appears to remain elevated for days after completion of cell division (de Boer & Perelson, 2013; Hogan et al., 2013) and may thereby have indirectly overestimated daily thymic output.

Now businesses may have accomplished indirectly, through treaty, what they could not get more openly through the democratic political process.

There was a brief link with Nottingham Forest, one of the Championship's many basketcases, but so little otherwise it is tempting to wonder whether Giggs may have suffered indirectly as a result of Gary Neville's failure at Valencia.

When Graham died and risked letting her dances sink in the chasm between her company and her heir, she may have been indirectly declaring that without her, the work could not or should not go on.