Sentence examples for more indirectly through from inspiring English sources

Huawei is a world-proven multinational across 150 global markets that supports scores and scores of American livelihoods, and thousands more, indirectly, through $6 billion a year in procurements from American suppliers.

Scott Schoonmaker, the principal at Old Saybrook High, said as many as 200 to 300 students will be directly involved with the project before it is finished next spring, and many more indirectly through a site soon to be on the Internet that will track its progress.

In terms of exposure to climate shock, all households were exposed to the covariate drought shock, though some directly through the impact on livestock production and others more indirectly through the secondary effects of livestock producers having less money to spend in the local economy.

(p 2) Sometimes residents expressed their needs more indirectly through body language in the form of gesticulation.

Thus, discharge may influence dynamics more indirectly through effects on carrying capacity than directly through density-independent mortality.

In turn, this complex event may generate either direct effects on brain physiology at the neuronal and cellular level, or influence cognitive function more indirectly through improved cardiovascular health.

The health issues considered for the two development plan documents at both the baseline and assessment stages were broad ranging, although mental health and wellbeing issues were addressed more indirectly, mostly through issues such as unemployment, lack of affordable housing, poverty, inequality, social exclusion and crime rates.

They suggested that AIC might be involved more indirectly in generating the Pe through its functional connections with frontal and parietal cortices.

The number of individual investors, for example, has grown from 1.5 million (or 1.2% of our population) in 1930 to 84 million in 1998 (or 44%), with millions more indirectly investing in our securities markets through retirement accounts and mutual funds.

Inflammatory mediators could also contribute more indirectly to the progression of HF through impairment of bone marrow function with secondary anemia and inappropriate endothelial cell activation and impairment of peripheral muscle with secondary induction of systemic inflammation and reflex abnormalities in HF [ 8].

In fact, Bohr became familiar with the idea through the psychologist Edgar Rubin and, more indirectly, William James (Holton 1970) and immediately saw its potential for quantum physics.