Sentence examples for use indirectly from inspiring English sources

He was relatively free with me but insisted that he, the FBI and the justice department be kept out of anything I might use indirectly or pass on to others.

City attachment affects use indirectly through attitude.

Thus, proper screening and designing of preliminary cell culture work will likely limit the number of animal to be use, indirectly cutting down cost and preserving ecological balance.

It has been reported that land use indirectly affects the bacterial community structure by modification of soil properties [5].

Other factors commonly associated with injecting drug use may result in the patient's drug use indirectly creating barriers to HCV treatment.

Other studies have indicated that cognitive impairment affects resource use indirectly through ADL [ 25, 26], but in our study cognitive impairment had a separate direct effect on the amount of care.

Most soft money could only be used indirectly, advocating positions that the party supported and criticizing policies of the opposition.

More than 95 percent is used indirectly, to grow the cane, generate electricity for the mills and in other parts of the supply chain.

Some players also question why their star power should be used, indirectly, to help finance player development in the Grand Slam countries, putting their own nations at a competitive disadvantage.

"Although the extent to which taxpayer money was used indirectly to pay these bonuses plainly is a matter of public importance," the S.E.C. wrote in its filing "it does not, in and of itself, give rise to a federal securities law violation".

In particular, it uses indirectly the very deep regularity results for parabolic PDEs.