Sentence examples for fired thus from inspiring English sources

It's a bit much to argue that Republicans got content moderators fired, thus leading to the fake-news panic of the election.

Immediately after the Presidential plane was shot down, the Rwandan Army sealed off the area around Kigali Airport, from which the surface-to-air missiles that hit the plane had been fired, thus preventing an investigation by the U.N. and adding to speculation that top Rwandan officers had something to hide.

These were altered so that instead of exploding upon striking the ground or on a timed fuze after traveling through the air they would explode in a mortar tube as fired, thus destroying the entire mortar system – tube, bipod, baseplate, sight and man.

Immediately after the Presidential plane was shot down, the Rwandan Army sealed off the area around Kigali Airport, from which the surface-to-air missiles that hit the plane had been fired, thus preventing an investigation by the U.N. and adding to speculation that top Rwandan officers had something to hide….

However, Jones said she the American Legion is still "quite disappointed that only one senior VA executive has been fired thus far, and that at least two others remain on paid administrative leave at taxpayers' expense".

The reason for this is that the BB's can develop small cracks and break when fired, thus jamming, or they become covered in dirt or just get dirty in general so that can scratch or damage the inside of your barrel or damage the inside of the magazine when loaded.

If the actual output is 1 and the desired output is 0, decrease by that same small amount the weight of each connection leading to the output neuron from neurons that are firing (thus making it less likely that the output neuron will fire the next time the network is given that pattern as input).

By letting positively charged potassium ions flow out of nerve cells, the M-channel makes it harder for them to fire, thus reducing their excitability.

It is reasonable to assume different versions induce the same (or similar) group of cells to fire, thus they have the same firing activity.

The execution of a Petri net is nondeterministic so that when multiple transitions are enabled at the same time any one (or none) of them may fire, thus representing the stochastic nature of the system.

The purpose is to get a "surprise break" meaning that you don't know when the gun is going to fire, thus you can't compensate for it.