Sentence examples for is thus responsible from inspiring English sources

He is thus responsible in damages only for the natural and probable consequence of his negligent act.

Now I have one more question, which is which one of you is the Star Trek fan and is thus responsible for the hilarious joke about the Borg on page 107?

Tribochemistry between hydrogen and the carbonaceous network is thus responsible for the control of the superlow friction regime observed with a-C H coa-C Hs in selecoatingsdinionselectedm conditionsn and atmofphere.

Decreased growth - especially demographic growth - is thus responsible for capital's comeback.It is interesting to reflect on how this thesis fits in with the Tyler Cowen "Average is Over" argument about how a tech-savvy elite will inevitably dominate  the low-skilled masses (and the associated argument that inequality is down to skill-biased technological change).

The Gateway is thus responsible for managing a separate MR-UDP connection with each of these nodes, forwarding any application-specific message or context information into the core network and, in the opposite direction, converting DDS messages to MR-UDP messages and delivering them reliably to the corresponding mobile node(s).

From the proof of Theorem 2 it is clear that for h sufficiently small the term (T_{3}) dominates the other three terms and is thus responsible for the loss of one order of convergence as pointed out in Remark 3.

Mutations or aberrant expression of canonical Wnt pathway components, have been identified to promote deregulation of β-catenin-responsive genes affecting cell differentiation and apoptosis, and are thus responsible of tumor initiation and progression.

The primitive relation of Partaking, along with the effects of matter, are thus responsible for the characterization of the particulars: in virtue of having something, which Is beautiful, Helen is a beautiful woman.

He was thus responsible for laws and orders issued thereafter.

He was the eldest, and was thus responsible now for the family.

By the rules of libel, Roache was adjudged to have wasted the court's time and was thus responsible for his own £120,000 costs.