Sentence examples for firing thus from inspiring English sources

Much of the following uproar framed the two opposing views about Sitwell's behavior and subsequent firing thus: Either he was a valiant martyr for the cause of free speech, crucified by the dreaded millennials, or he was rightly fired for discrimination against vegans, who in the intervening seconds had somehow become a protected group.

Much of the following uproar framed the two opposing views about Sitwell's behaviour and subsequent firing thus: either he was a valiant martyr for the cause of free speech, crucified by the dreaded millennials, or he was rightly fired for discrimination against vegans, who in the intervening seconds had somehow become a protected group.

Brief stimulation (λ565 nm, 100 ms/1 Hz) induced a post-inhibitory rebound with significant AP firing (thus could be considered excitatory).

This allows very precise placement of the needle before firing and shortens the interval between obtaining an adequate position and firing; thus, the patient has less time to move out of position.

Time magazine reported the fire thus: "While firemen restrained the nearly blind British author from running into the fire, Huxley wept like a child".

Prosecutors said he had had a dispute with one resident of the building, whom he hoped to rescue from the fire, thus winning back his friendship.

A disgruntled employee set them on fire, thus setting off a major fine and mandatory clean-up process with the Department of Environmental Protection.

Even one small point of relative comfort -- that the killer had gone over four days without striking, his longest cease-fire thus far -- only underlined the worry that he was therefore due to strike again at any moment.

Similarly, tweets about the Arab revolution are great, but I'm still awaiting for an in-depth profile of Mohamed Bouazizi, the individual who set himself on fire, thus triggering unprecedented civil unrest in the region.

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.

For example, on Pages 133 and 134 of the report, there is a brief analysis of when the various Guerreros Unidos gunmen who confessed to the fire — thus far the P.G.R.'s central witnesses in the case — said they were ordered to Iguala by "Gil's right-hand man," in order to resist an incursion by a rival drug gang known as "los Rojos".