Sentence examples for offer indirect from inspiring English sources

But even that near miss, said Mark M. Lowenthal, assistant director of the Central Intelligence Agency for analysis from 2002 to 2005, may offer indirect evidence of the enemy's diminished strength, compared with the coordinated attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

But the general idea of living on the edge, of a no-holds-barred struggle with an unambiguous result, appeals to many, and is just the sort of thing a brand like Tapout can offer indirect access to: not the life, per se; just the style.

Very high energy gamma-ray observations offer indirect methods for studying the highest energy cosmic rays in our Universe.

Recent studies offer indirect evidence for diabetes patients benefiting from oral rehabilitation based on dental implant therapy.

The vaccination of close contacts could offer indirect protection to people with diabetes; this is known as "herd immunity".

Although we cannot ultimately conclude that high body weight causes lower Pareto weight, we can offer indirect evidence on this underlying relationship.

But the super-recognizers have succeeded with prosecutions in which they have offered "indirect identifications" — establishing familiarity with a suspect through repeated exposure to his likeness on CCTV.

N.C.A.A. rules allow offers — indirect only, and often through a coach — to students beginning in seventh grade, and some worry that is too young.

Stephen Neuwirth, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, said that in a ruling in June, the Supreme Court offered indirect support for assertions that managed care officials had violated their fiduciary duties to patients under Erisa.

And since we all know (from him, mainly) that he's best pals with both Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods, he offers indirect entree to the most exclusive athletic V.I.P. room (black or white) on the planet.

The companies were very quick to deny that they offered "direct access" to their servers, leading many commentators to ask whether that actually meant that they offered indirect access or whether the NSA was perhaps filtering traffic independently.