Indirect

In fact, the term Indirect Object in English sheds no light on its meaning or relevance.

EzineArticles 2010

She taught French, English, and history, and the Sophomore Latin class, which dealt in matters of a metaphysical nature called Indirect Discourse and the Ablative

Main Street 2004

She taught French, English, and history, and the Sophomore Latin class, which dealt in matters of a metaphysical nature called Indirect Discourse and the Ablative Absolute.

Main Street 1920

English, and history, and the Sophomore Latin class, which dealt in matters of a metaphysical nature called Indirect Discourse and the

Main Street Sinclair Lewis 1918

And thus have been realized the requisitions of what we have termed the Indirect

A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive (Vol. 1 of 2) John Stuart Mill 1839

"Indirect" deaths, such as suicide, loss of continuity of health care and profound heartbreak are causes whose victims are unlikely to be counted by state coroners as "Katrina-related."

Stacy Parker Aab: Still Counting Katrina's Dead 2008

What’s more, a coalition that includes European biofuel producers and NGOs are pushing the EU to use the so-called Indirect Land Use Change policies to further discriminate against U.S. biofuels.

Bio-Fueling a Trade War Benedetto Della Vedova 2009

Panel Considers 'Indirect' Initiative System by Edward Walsh, The Oregonian

Today in Oregon: The Oregonian 2009

Indirect bidders, domestic and foreign institutions, including foreign central banks, took 49.4% of the notes, just a bit less than the 52.1% four-auction average.

Treasurys Break Their Losing Streak Deborah Lynn Blumberg 2011

Indirect morbidity costs cost of lost productivity due to illness: $20.9 billion

Gabe Canales: Presidential Politics and 'The War on Cancer' Gabe Canales 2012