Sentence examples for longer thus from inspiring English sources

And Virginia, the cleverer, though beset by her "delicacy" (for which rightly read long-lived mental illness), might have been longer thus content.

One reason is that the trustees now believe that people will live longer, thus lowering mortality rates for the population 65 and older.

In an era when "monetization" is a buzz word among news organizations migrating to the Web, CNN.com has been able to capitalize on its traffic surge by keeping visitors on the site longer, thus exposing them to more ads.

This results in the buildup or accumulation of neurotransmitters in the brain and allows them to remain in contact with the nerve cell receptors longer, thus helping to elevate the patient's mood.

The care sector also suffered a privatisation scandal in 2011, when the Dagens Nyheter newspaper reported that an elderly care centre in Koppargården, run by the private company Carema, was catastrophically neglecting its customers, allegedly weighing their diapers to see if they could be used for longer, thus ensuring maximum usage and lower costs.

The metre of the singing is decasyllabic (10 syllables per verse), with a word boundary regularly occurring after the fourth syllable and with the final two syllables typically held longer (thus, the traditional form entails that 10 linguistic syllables are sung against 12 musical pulses).

Thus, patients with more severe dystonia and longer (and thus possibly slower) disease duration improved significantly more.

We therefore conclude that FNAC is no longer necessary, thus saving a second invasive procedure.

As we live longer (and thus our organs fail more) the shortage of organs for donation will only get worse.

There has also been no longer set thus far on the women's side.

Universe B lasts far longer and thus provides time for lots of observers to evolve.