Sentence examples for because it has thus from inspiring English sources
It is flailing because it has thus far refrained from doing what is absolutely necessary to curtail the violence.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council told The Independent it was "delighted" at the coverage the card has thus far received, because "it has raised the profile of a very serious issue" and it wants to prevent tenants from falling into rent arrears.
Because it has been impossible thus far to completely eliminate the virus from chicken flocks or from wild birds or to prevent transmission to mammals, there is a persistent danger that H5N1 viruses [which have continually mutated and evolved (2)] will eventually become more easily transmissible to and among humans.
Brooklyn has emerged as a cultural center in the past two decades in part because it has lower rents and thus more interesting businesses.
The one that is positive, because it has too much sodium, thus draws chloride ions from the stream that is to be purified.
At a news conference announcing the decision, Gleiman pointedly questioned whether the agency could spend the $720 million for new equipment it has budgeted for this year, because it has spent only $116 million thus far.
(And it's a cornerbacking group that, thanks to the four-man pass-rush, already overachieves because it has extra bodies and thus the luxury of pressing receivers at the line even when playing zone or off-man).
Fourth, growth of emerging partners has an indirect economic benefit for Sub-Saharan Africa because it has strengthened commodity prices, thus improving the terms of Sub-Saharan Africa's trade with traditional and nontraditional partners (Dieri-Wake Nabine 2009:21 22).
These cannot be applied to today's scientific software because it has no formal, and thus machine-readable, specification.
Winter is suggested because it has less moisture and thus less risk of rot.
The company has had higher employee turnover in part, he said, because it has been less profitable and thus has less money for bonuses.
