Sentence examples for and thus sometimes from inspiring English sources

Politeness shouldn't be confused with true civility — a quality that includes civil engagement, and thus, sometimes, blunt words and arguments.

UK law defines a pregnancy as starting when the egg implants in the womb, and thus sometimes the effects of this new pill could be defined as an "abortion".

At various times in the history of a culture or society the priestly institution may be attacked by other institutions or groups that vie for the religious leadership (and thus sometimes the social, political, and economic leadership) of a people.

Green Island, named by Lieutenant James Cook after the Endeavour's astronomer Charles Green, is just 700 yards long and 330 yards wide, and thus sometimes overrun by heaving boatloads of family daytrippers.

Motors can generate a torque in any direction, but they can make the system active and thus, sometimes unstable during operation.

However, at the moment, and especially for food products, such information is often fragmentary or incomplete and thus sometimes more confusing than clarifying.

The droplets made from dichloromethane traveled at faster speeds--perhaps because acid was released onto their surfaces at a higher rate--and thus sometimes veered onto the wrong paths, but they always reverted rapidly to the best ways out, the team reports online 11 January in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.

The larvae of the corn earworm (Helicoverpa zea, family Noctuidae) generally feed on corn kernels but can also burrow into tomatoes and cotton bolls and are thus sometimes known as tomato fruitworms or cotton bollworms.

These RLKs most likely share a common evolutionary origin with the receptor tyrosine kinases present in animals and are thus sometimes collectively referred to as receptor kinases and providing an explanation that tyrosine containing motifs on the PepChip can be phosphorylated by these lysates [9].

Endocrine disorders such as deficient secretion of the hormone progesterone may cause poor development of the decidua (the mucal lining of the uterus) or an abnormally irritable uterus and may thus sometimes result in miscarriage.

There may be overlap in the imaging characteristics of benign and other neoplastic entities, thus sometimes resulting in a diagnostic conundrum.