Sentence examples for taking indirect from inspiring English sources

Taxi drivers say that if they cannot afford a lawyer -- which is true for many -- they are given little time to defend themselves against such accusations as refusing to pick up passengers or taking indirect routes to inflate the fare.

What we try to do is establish patterns of life or respond to troops engaged in combat or taking indirect fire from militants.

The resulting trial network allows estimating the relative effects of all pairs of treatments taking indirect evidence into account.

Although eligible studies may be only sparsely connected by direct citations, taking indirect connections into account can help identify additional studies.

Results of recently published studies based on dynamic transmission models underline the importance of taking indirect protection (herd immunity) benefits to the community into account [ 37, 40].

However, taking indirect costs (e.g., averted parental costs to visit medical practices) into account, vaccination was less costly in SLV-I ($23.96 in Year 1, $24.07 in Year 2) than in medical practices.

If there were messages to God, they took indirect channels: string quartets, piano sonatas or newly minted instrumental combinations.

I will take indirect routes to go where I need to go.

"The Color Wheel" and "Impolex" take indirect paths to blindsiding climaxes.

Liberty recently took indirect control of United Pan-European Communications, a distressed cable operator that owns systems with about 8 million European subscribers.

Trains on the old line might make more stops; passengers might be forced to take indirect routes.