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indirectly

[in-duh-rekt-lee, -dahy-] / ˌɪn dəˈrɛkt li, -daɪ- /


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Probably more important for the entire economy are other interest rates that the Fed does not control directly, and may only influence indirectly.

From MarketWatch

They say satellites could indirectly affect U.S. earthlings by, say, brightening the night-time sky.

From The Wall Street Journal

Johnson owns about 8.6 million shares directly and 3.4 million more indirectly through a spousal trust, according to the latest SEC filing.

From MarketWatch

The two bacteria are spread through contact with contaminated faeces, either directly through person-to-person transmission or indirectly from unclean food, water or surfaces.

From BBC

The firm is betting on a basket of undervalued European currencies like the ones from Czech Republic, Poland, and others that could indirectly benefit Germany’s spending.

From Barron's