Sentence examples for desired thus from inspiring English sources

The majority finds that cigarettes are so dangerous that the F.D.C.A. would require them to be banned (a result the majority believes Congress would not have desired); thus, it concludes that the F.D.A. has no tobacco-related authority.

Perin later reported: "In the confusion of the retreat, primary operations could not be performed to the extent desired; thus many cases of injuries of the knee and ankle joints subsequently proved fatal that might have been saved".

Significantly, republicans agreed that the province would remain a part of Britain for as long as a majority of the population so desired, thus undermining the logic of continued military action by the IRA.

They gave offerings of figurines that represented the gods they were praying to, or that symbolized the result they desired; thus a relief image of Hathor and a statuette of a woman could both represent a prayer for fertility.

Finally, it is perfectly possible to have bad or even evil desires, namely the desires I desire not to desire, thus solving a problem with Russell's previous attempts at a desire-based ethic (see RoE: ch. 9/Papers I: ch. 39).

The nurses stated that they are bearers of important information and knowledge about the patient's present situation and desires, thus acting as intermediaries between the patient and the other team members.

Countermeasures include narrowing the desired channel, thus losing some information but preventing overlap, and using a directional antenna to discriminate against the undesired transmission.

Each UI is usually composed of menus where the user can select the desired functionality, thus accessing a new UI that corresponds to the desired feature.

High performance solar sails could offer the capability to travel along linear trajectories throughout the solar system and to stop at any desired location, thus providing an 'heliostationary' position.

Despite these efforts, some noise will always accompany the desired signal, thus signal processing techniques for noise reduction (e.g. band-pass filtering, adaptive noise cancellation filters and filters based on the wavelet transform) are discussed.

The barrier excludes compounds from reaching the brain in the desired concentration, thus limiting the expected therapeutic effect in many central nervous system (CNS) diseases [17].