Meanings of benefit indirectly in English

Whether Moore's authentic vision is served or not, he will certainly benefit indirectly.

They could benefit indirectly. Some firms are already bracing for a demand surge.

As well as retrieving lost votes, they could also benefit indirectly from Germany's coalition arithmetic.

The company's shareholders will only benefit indirectly.

Banks could benefit indirectly if the tax bill provides an economic boost that spurs increased lending and higher interest rates.

They could benefit indirectly.

Unemployment is a prime indicator of poverty and, as the economy grows, children will benefit indirectly from the creation of new jobs.

His only chance of getting better conditions was when women entered his occupation, and the regulation meant for her benefit indirectly served his interest.

This aids the digestion materially and benefits indirectly the entire functional organism.