Sentence examples for and thus set a from inspiring English sources

The merger may hinge on the willingness of lawyers for Enron shareholders to settle quickly, and thus set a limit on Andersen's financial liabilities.

They abscond with the established fashions in dress, government, or love in the course of voyages they make in other lands (or inside their own heads), and thus set a style in perukes, politics or bedcoverings that the homefolk of their epoch cannot withstand.

And what can be done to curb it in your own life, and thus set a freeing example for others?

However, by using the devices and the pyramid, he discovers there is no diamond; John's former lover anticipated dying, and thus set a trap to kill her murderer.

And, while more could be done at the international level to develop and enforce international labor and environmental norms, and thus set a more level playing field, this requires empowering rather than undermining multilateral institutions such as the WTO.

Experimental exclusion of developmental defects suggests that silica-nanoparticles induce an age-related degeneration of reproductive organs, and thus set a research platform for both, detailed elucidation of molecular mechanisms and high throughput screening of different nanomaterials by analyses of progeny production.

"There are big financial and reputational risks if such data gets out into the open".Ideally, a big global internet company should implement such a system and thus set an example.

Indeed, if we want to end our troubles and be rid of anti-Semitism, if we desire to turn judgment into mercy, and have a safe and happy life, we must unite, and thus set an example of unity to all the nations.

Clef, (French: "key") in musical notation, symbol placed at the beginning of the staff, determining the pitch of a particular line and thus setting a reference for, or giving a "key" to, all notes of the staff.

Thus, sets A and B are equal if and only if every element in A is also in B and every element in B is in A; symbolically, x ∊ A implies x ∊ B and vice versa.

With only 46 Democrats in the 100-strong Senate, does he nominate someone sufficiently conservative to stand at least a chance of being confirmed – or instead a person who is explicitly liberal, and thus set up a fight on Capitol Hill that could drag on for months?