Sentence examples for but also thereby from inspiring English sources

Critical Theorists have failed not only to take up the challenge of such new social circumstances but also thereby to reformulate democratic ideals in novel ways.

However, we use the broad term East Asia in the expectation that there is some benefit from recognising the geographical proximity of these countries but also, thereby, highlighting the lack of crime drop research relating to the region.

Not only does a monogamous society morally and legally sanction (Ehrenfels 1907, 78), even "sanctify" (Ehrenfels 1907, 81), female possessiveness and jealousy, by establishing an unnatural and merely culturally justified exclusive right on the father of her children (Ehrenfels 1907, 79), but also thereby engenders all kinds of sexual corruption and general degenerations.

Going further, John Calvin says that "it is lawful to use wine not only in cases of necessity, but also thereby to make us merry," and in his Genevan Catechism, he answers that wine is appropriate in the Lord's Supper because "by wine the hearts of men are gladdened, their strength recruited, and the whole man strengthened, so by the blood of our Lord the same benefits are received by our souls".

For each link in a chain is linked to by its neighbor (it is, so to speak, pierced by it); but it also thereby links to that neighbor (in being pierced by its neighbor it thereby pierces it).

Having Nmacro larger than Npico would of course increase the system sum rates and the number of users that could be scheduled simultaneously, but would also thereby significantly (and likely needlessly) increase the complexity and length of time of relevant simulations.

It not only offers the possibility to create the new practical exercise opportunities for students, but can also thereby help students towards realistic self-assessment.

But they would also, thereby, deprive these sources of their normative status, in the same way in which a judicial decision interpreted in terms of its historical/cultural context is no longer binding (Silano 2007, xxv-xxvi).

Breaking the jadeite- X" law will thereby break the nephrite-"X" law, but breaking the nephrite-"X" law will also thereby break the jadeite- X" law.

For example, NIK phosphorylates not only IKK α but also IKKβ, thereby activating both the non-canonical and canonical NF- κB pathway.

Davidsonian holism is thus a holism that applies to meanings, to attitudes, and also, thereby, to the content of attitudes.