Sentence examples for and thereby lost from inspiring English sources
Instead, Schultz made it personal, and thereby lost his cool.
What the media often fail to mention, however, is that Wall Street stars such as Elaine Garzarelli have often failed to buy back on the dips and thereby lost out on some of the biggest investment opportunities the market has to offer.
Thus that part of the Angels rebelled against GOD, and thereby lost their first happy state: And that the dead shall rise, and live again: These, and the like, being beyond the Discovery of Reason, are purely matters of Faith, with which Reason has directly, nothing to do. (IV. XVIII. 7. 10 14 P. 694) The Deists tend to hold a more radical view than the one that Locke advocates.
I feel that by exhibiting myself, I gave the viewers complete control and thereby lost control of myself.
However, Maximilian failed to pay the promised compensation, and thereby lost his influence on Baltic affairs.
At the high end of Dallas dining, the restaurant at the Mansion on Turtle Creek has had four decades to establish itself as a place for the big splurge, although it's now a far more casual place than it used to be and thereby lost much of its previous glamour.
With the two men apart, the film starts to meander, hopping between scenes with no particular connection, and thereby losing much of its narrative focus.
Catherine McCormack was outstanding as the frantic, highly strung wife, humiliated and tormented and in danger of being committed to a mental asylum by the obsessive Lucan (and thereby losing her children to him).
The opposition Greens called her visit "tasteless" and inappropriate, while the Badisches Tagblatt newspaper wrote that "the visit to the concentration camp seems calculated and thereby loses its impact".
This period is slowly increasing (at the rate of 0.0012 second per century), which implies that the pulsar is slowing down and thereby losing its energy to the nebula.
He might find it instructive to reread "Listening to Prozac," as I did: whether or not we agree with Kramer's opinions, his book is still a model for how a writer can develop an engaging, intimate, reflective and believable style and how a writer can theorize and speculate without proselytizing and thereby losing the reader.
