Sentence examples for do so thus from inspiring English sources

It is a safe bet that his failure to do so thus far is one of the major reasons the Lions are 1-3.

If the prosecution had allowed Hamson to continue to do so, thus denying the defendants their right to cross-examine him, it would have risked a possible declaration of a mistrial.

In such cases, the rules of the Salon allowed each member of the jury to "retrieve" one rejected work; Guérin and Marquet alone elected to do so, thus keeping two in play.

His failure to do so thus far is widely viewed as one reason why so many in the party are still seeking alternatives — including donors who have voiced concern about his ability to deal with the issue.

The fear of nuclear war, in any case, severely inhibited the major powers in waging wars themselves and in allowing their client states to do so, thus substituting deliberate restraint for the more impersonal constraints that limited warfare in the past.

As tough as it might have been to avoid or resist the allure of spoilers, those who have managed to do so thus far will be tested by a few flabby elements in what should be a taut and propulsive round-up of the first season of the post-electricity sci-fi; that said, there's some promise dangled for season two, in the form of a mythology-expanding twist.

Failure to pay could result in heavy fines, but only about 30% have done so thus far.

"But you are creating 10 times the force in the muscle by doing so, thus creating a better ability to change, and it works".

Or at least it doesn't seem to have done so thus far: Even as the execution rate has dropped over the last decade, the number of inmates serving life-without-parole sentences has gone up and up.

Mr. Angerame estimates that 70 percent of the experimental films in his collection have not been digitized, and that doing so (thus making them more widely accessible), would be prohibitively expensive.

When Viktor Frankl introduces, in his book "Man's Search for Meaning," the subject of food in Auschwitz, he does so thus: "Because of the high degree of undernourishment which the prisoners suffered, it was natural that the desire for food was the major primitive instinct around which mental life centered".