Sentence examples for does thereby from inspiring English sources
The phrase "does thereby" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that one action results in or causes another action or effect. Example: "The new policy was implemented, and it does thereby improve employee satisfaction."
This might be an understandable emphasis if one is Jewish but it does thereby exclude the full spectrum of victims.
The second is the practice of building up a position slowly: buying a small amount of the stock, waiting to see if it goes up, then buying more if it does, thereby missing out on a portion of the initial gain.In his pep talks, Mr Sutton reminds traders of such pitfalls.
However, the IC consumes parts of them before the HT does, thereby limits conventional positive effect of the HT.
Fine and Perin agree with Barnes and Burnyeat that the Skeptics acknowledge that they are in a certain mental state (rather than accepting the content of the state), but Fine and Perin are prepared to say that the skeptic does thereby believes something, namely that it appears to him that P, and that this belief is the only kind of dogma the Skeptic has.
Hacker and others figured the public option could dictate lower payment rates to suppliers and providers of medical care, just like Medicare does, thereby keeping premiums low and forcing private insurers to match them.
In 2002, McCain mimicked the Administration's claims: "We are confronting Saddam Hussein today because we cannot kick the can down the road... waiting until he possesses nuclear weapons, as North Korea now does, thereby constraining our ability to respond to a developing danger.
No one did, thereby ensuring the real authors of the conspiracy will remain unidentified and uninvestigated.
But he did, thereby acting in the wider interests of the party he leads, not that of his faction.
Romney stayed in because he was prepared to renounce all the sane things he had done, thereby winning the nomination and losing what integrity he had.
They allow Amtrak to serve far more states than it would otherwise be able to do, thereby maintaining a broader base of political support.
According to that ruling, assigning points to applicants by skin colour (as Michigan's undergraduate college had done, thereby passing over better-qualified white applicants) is forbidden under the constitution.
