Sentence examples for course and thus from inspiring English sources

Sudden death usually occurs outside the hospital, of course, and thus presents a more difficult problem.

"The foreign minister underlined his position, of course, and thus we had a friendly, controversial dialogue," she said.

Audio fiction is a day-to-day job at the BBC, of course, and thus can be rather mundane.

Brod took the opposite course, and thus the name and work of Kafka gained worldwide posthumous fame.

This is a Communication Intensive in the Major (CI-M) course, and thus includes a writing component.

'The protection of reproductive rights is about a woman's autonomy to decide for herself her life's course, and thus to enjoy equal citizenship stature..

The results demonstrate that once-daily, short-course treatment is perceived to be significantly more effective than longer antibiotic courses and thus, better meets patient expectations of therapy.

The sharp decline in students registered in second-year courses versus third-year courses (and thus being able to graduate with a 3-year degree) in Science is not seen in Arts, where there is very nearly the same number of students registered in second-year courses as that in third-year courses.

Moreover, illiterate rural masons may be intimidated by formal courses and thus fail to attend.

This might be due to the very early timepoint of the baseline survey before the beginning of courses and, thus, before exposure to medical-school-associated stress.

All participants were recruited from patient education courses, and thus, this sample may differ from the broader population of persons with morbid obesity.