Word: indirectly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rubber, palm oil, cocoa and coffee plantations in six countries. With an annual ad budget of $300 million, Unilever is the world's biggest advertiser and, not surprisingly, operates one of Britain's largest advertising agencies. All told, Unilever includes 104 major companies, has 448 direct or indirect subsidiaries in 53 countries, and sells 1,200 different products. From this sprawling empire, Unilever last year drew net sales of $3.9 billion and profits of $145 million...
...present, doctors don't know if there going to be a flu epidemic. And, if the indirect statistical predictions for an epidemic are correct, there is still no way of telling which of the 30 different types of flu virus will attack Cambridge...
Harvard and many other universities, have frequently made known that they think the government provides inadequate reimbursement for indirect costs (library use, overhead, etc.), said Wiggins. But government agencies continue to disregard the universities' pleas...
...hidden problem of indirect costs, which can drain a university's funds, were a prime concern of the recent Cheever Report on Harvard and Federal Aid. The reported change in policy by the AEC was just a false alarm, according to Wiggins...
...York Times science editor reported yesterday that a new AEC policy--"adopted last week with no public announcement"--compensates direct and indirect costs incurred by universities in conducting research under Federal grants or contracts. The Times referred to negotiations over the University of Chicago's Argone Laboratory, contracted from...