Sentence examples for though indirectly from inspiring English sources
"though indirectly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to mention that something was achieved, but not in a direct or obvious way. Example: "Though indirectly, our company's sales have increased significantly this quarter. Our marketing campaign may not have been the sole reason, but it certainly played a role."
Actually, though indirectly, the decision affects millions.
Mr. Malouf touches, though indirectly, on his abiding theme: how frailly the conquerors, about to become ghosts themselves, have inhabited this ghost-ridden land.
[The official said American investigators will "be given more chances to take part in the investigation and related measures, though indirectly". He did not elaborate.] The F.B.I. official said the agreement made formal what has been happening for some time.
The delegates stood cheering and looking in Mr. Truman's direction as the keynoter touched, though indirectly, on the fierce, unresolved rivalry for first place on the party ticket.
Hillary Rodham Clinton chose to spend Memorial Day walking in a parade in her adopted hometown today and offering an attack, though indirectly, on her soon-to-be-nominated Republican opponent for the United States Senate over his opposition to handgun registration.
Citi is also heavily (though indirectly) exposed to illiquid securities through seven off-balance-sheet structured-investment vehicles, (SIVs), with combined assets of around $80 billion.With most large banks knee-deep in "exotic" (read: toxic) securities, there will be no gloating over Mr Prince's demise.
The deepest wound in her life, though, was indirectly inflicted by Roque when she refused to allow Ms. Picasso and her brother to attend Picasso's funeral.
Greece was in the midst of a civil war between the government and Communists supported by Yugoslavia (though only indirectly by the Soviet Union).
"The others can't complain financially," says the count, though he indirectly owns 88% of the shares.Succession is becoming an issue again.
We have provided a sample implementation that uses semaphores; your job is to provide an equivalent implementation without directly using semaphores (you may of course still use locks, even though they indirectly use semaphores).
(DJN VII.3.1 2: Pufendorf 1994a, pp. 217 18; VII.4.12; Holland 2012) Like other souls, as it were, sovereignty comes from God (as author of the natural law), though only indirectly in this case, or through the instrumentality of reasoning human beings.
