The offer included a clause that gave Berkshire an out in the event of "war or armed hostilities" that involved the U.S. even indirectly.
That research analysts may have been paid for getting banking business, even indirectly, was such an obvious abuse that no firm could justify it.
Jonas Dischl-Luell of AWK Group, a Swiss firm, sells software that scans e-mail addresses to see if any employees are in contact, even indirectly, with officials in corrupt governments.
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Among families younger than 35, just 39.8% owned equities even indirectly in 2010, down from 49.1% in 2001, even though 42.1% of all young families owned retirement accounts in 2010.
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Mr. Grimm won few union endorsements in his successful 2010 bid to defeat Mike McMahon, but unions were indirectly helpful even then.
He said the 240 spinoff jobs estimated at Tuscumbia are "nowhere near" the jobs that would have been indirectly created, even in a busy area like St.
Indirectly, Latinos even influence Republican politics in California.
These ecological and internal factors are frequently marginalized, indirectly addressed, or not even considered.
The best way to ensure that your company is the one getting recommended is to be responsive to customers, to prospects, and even to strangers when they, either directly or indirectly, show some interest in your company.
She even suggests that pharmaceutical companies could fund such writing centers indirectly.
Even if regulators block their use, policyholders may still pay for their predictions indirectly.
From the mid-1990s on, the booming stockmarket has provided even more money, both directly (as university endowments grew at a double-digit rate) and indirectly (as alumni with swelling portfolios began to feel more generous).
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