Sentence examples for a while and thus from inspiring English sources

The U.S. based makers of Tailio reckon this is a sensible way to try to spot health problems early, by — for instance — flagging up weight loss, or alerting when a cat hasn't peed in a while and thus might be suffering kidney issues.

Mattsson then tells me that Geralt's new (dynamically growing) beard in Wild Hunt isn't a reflection of the modern hipster trend, but an indication that he's been on the road for a while and thus hasn't had the chance to shave.

This is as accomplished an ensemble as has been seen locally in a long while and thus worth giving thanks for.

Bitumen has a velvety, lustrous appearance when first painted, but over a period of time discolours to a black treacle, while contracting and thus creating a wrinkled surface, which cannot be renovated.

A good title could put your professor in a good mood while reading, and thus might convince him to give you a good grade.

"I will civilize this land," he says a while later, thus dulling the impact of his earlier pledge.

Vickery sought out the toy's batteries and flew the helicopter for a while, "thus depriving the owner of the item" and its battery life, the report states.

Perhaps it is because I have been in this game for a while now, and have thus seen the same topics recycled several times over with very little new being said (my friend and colleague Emer O'Toole wrote the definitive piece on female body hair several years ago – what could be left to say about it?).

"The assessment revealed that Samuels' elbow extension exceeded 15 degrees while bowling and, thus, he employed an illegal bowling action," the world governing body said.

These databases were constructed to serve a billing role and, thus, while they are rich in information, they were not created for research or disease ascertainment.

While caffeine is a stimulant and thus can improve some types of cognitive functions (like memory, concentration, etc)., it's not generally recommended for ADHD patients.