Sentence examples for as possible thus from inspiring English sources

But this wasn't beginner's wobbling – it was a deliberate decision to cycle through as many puddles as possible, thus creating the biggest possible splashes.

So one way to avoid dealing with these messy issues is to keep the study going as long as possible, thus delaying any action.

It is now eight weeks since the deductions were made and we are wondering if it is BA's deliberate policy to hold on to customers' money for as long as possible, thus boosting its cash flow.

The report, Innovation to Adoption: Successfully Spreading Surgical Innovation, stresses the need to find ways to introduce new surgical techniques as quickly as possible, thus saving lives and helping the NHS to save money.

Most businesses, however, seem to be trying to make the transition as easy as possible, thus little attention has been given to properties at the eastern end of Fairfield County.

Usually biologists prefer quality, breeding the surviving adults as equally as possible, thus limiting the mating of prolific breeders-and thereby detrimental inbreeding-while allowing slow breeders to catch up and gain better representation among the progeny.

And where "BTM," as a brand-new concept, operated without the collaboration of the principal figures in its episodes — and thus told stories using history and archival material — "Boulevard" is determined to get as much access as possible, and thus ends up telling the stories of comebacks as much as downfalls.

Regular screening programmes are an important way of detecting problems as early as possible and thus increasing life expectancy.

Dr. Kozarsky said: "Occasionally we see adoptive parents who will be traveling to pick up their babies from overseas or even within the country and wish to bring the child home as soon as possible, and thus the question arises.

Their car is a quite radical front-engined, front-wheel-drive prototype, designed to release energy from the hybrid system as quickly as possible and thus features 14-inch tyres at the front with just nine inches of rubber in the rear, unlike any of its competitors on the grid.

Such an analysis tool is needed when designing efficient blades by coupling it with a formal optimization algorithm aiming at making a rotor that in its design lifetime will capture as much energy from the wind as possible and thus help to produce electrical energy as cheaply as possible.