The phrase "like thus" is not commonly used in written English. It may occasionally be used in informal writing, such as casual emails, to emphasize a point. For example: "I'd really appreciate it if you could finish this project by Friday - like thus, it will be done in time for the deadline."
Paragraph 4.b would ensure that OEMs are free to include on the Windows desktop as many icons for non-Microsoft platform software as they like, thus permitting OEMs to promote and distribute competing platform software.
On his first day in office he met the governor of the central bank, Raghuram Rajan, whom investors like, thus helping to quash rumours that Mr Rajan, an inflation hawk, might be sacked.
So their wives, themselves hard pressed, are hiring other men to change fuses and the like, thus making time to dine out, kick a football or visit museums en famille.Domestic help has long been a mostly female preserve, involving nannies, cleaners and laundry maids.
In fact, marrying during Lent means sobriety in terms of church decorations, musical accompaniment, and the like, thus, we would suggest, younger spouses are reluctant to marry in this period.15.15
On his understanding of the new mechanical physics, bodies have no real properties resembling our sensory ideas of colors, sounds, tastes, and the like, thus implying that the content of such ideas draws from the mind itself.
Keep saying things like, "Thus and such super PAC is out with an ad today that I hear some factcheckers have problems with but could prove to effective in swaying swing voters".
He adds, "In spite of the suddenly wider audience for authentic, regional, or traditional musics, many musicians remained very traditionbound while others readily adapted to new sounds they liked, thus creating marvelous new hybrids".
Nevertheless, the composites with higher ZnS loading show much higher scattering, which makes them opaque and shadow-like; thus, for the Zn concentrations of more than 12 wt.%, the compositions become highly scattering.
Further analyses indicated that this effect was mediated by liking; thus, participants consumed more of the self-prepared shake because they liked it more.
This helped to show was the deaf family experience was like, and how signing can be loving, but can also be angry and scream-like, thus proving to the audience how diverse of a language ASL is.
Hall's post clearly resonated with readers, as it has received nearly 100,000 Facebook likes thus far.
