Sentence examples for later thus from inspiring English sources

"I will civilize this land," he says a while later, thus dulling the impact of his earlier pledge.

Bonani carbon-dated the wine and determined that no wine in the bottle dated to 1962 or later, thus contradicting the specific finding of Frericks's study.

Brown tree snakes neither incubate their eggs nor care for their young, and the hatchlings that emerge some 90 days later thus must immediately fend for themselves.

One option, officials said, would be to hold the primary election on that day, and hold the runoff two weeks later, thus cutting into the length of the general election season.

Portugal then had to decide whether to put him in the national squad for the Homeless World Cup in Milan two months later, thus disappointing one of the players already selected.

He traded Rodriguez and a substantial amount of cash to the Milwaukee Brewers for two players to be named later, thus unburdening the Mets from what could have been a crippling financial obligation for next year.

The set of orthogonal polynomials associated with the initial distribution will therefore not be optimal at later times, thus causing the reduced efficiency of the method for long-time integration.

But which was the later, and thus the authoritative version?

Faced with the risk of a tougher opponent later and thus losing a medal, the players did what their tacticians said.

Picasso led the band, with pictures done in the crude cartoon style that he cultivated in his later phases, thus expressing his contempt for the bourgeois establishment.

Also, he said, moving the dates back meant bringing in children who would be in school a month later and thus not allowed to stay up late to see American stars like Nastia Liukin on the balance beam.