Sentence examples for and thus, calling from inspiring English sources

The group's position was, in the long term, simply untenable, accepting as it did that there was no longer any mass support for an armed campaign and thus calling a tactical ceasefire.

It's tapping into the best of who we are and, thus, calling more of that forward.

By the end of the year the New York Times reported an increase in drug trafficking in the country and thus calling the events "cocaine coup;" it also cited a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration employee as saying the country is "probably the worst narco-state that's out there on the continent.

Re "The Call to the Torah, Now Heeded Online" (July 1): Judaism as a religion is constantly evolving and thus calls for the integration of modern technology into the age-old traditions.

As Commander, I decided tea and cakes was a fine idea for the crew, but we lunch was late so had it in the AM, and thus called it elevenses.

Because the first metal dies for letters were named after the Latin word for "father," and thus called the patrix, while the mold that received the image was named, maternally, the matrix.

According to the Sejarah Melayu, a Malay chronicle, the city was founded by the Srīvijayan prince Sri Tri Buana; he is said to have glimpsed a tiger, mistaken it for a lion, and thus called the settlement Singapura.

"2016 has proven to be a very tough battleground, and the landscape has been littered with a series of sequels that have come up short, and thus call into question the entire notion of the inherent appeal of non-original, franchise-based content," he added.

Drawing is often done at room temperature and thus called a cold drawing.

The co-existence of high-dimensionality, quantization, nonlinearity and uncertainty poses great challenges to quantized control of nonlinear systems and thus calls for new ideas and techniques.

Over time, this hardly leaves any trees in their original spatial constellation, and thus calls the standard evaluation of their stock and growth per initial growing area, or even the continuation of the whole experiment, into question.