Sentence examples for more thus from inspiring English sources

Twenty-four hours later, he played the tone once more, thus reactivating the traumatic "fear memory" in the rats.

There is, for me, more thus far to celebrate than there is to mourn in the changes these tools have brought.

While that means lower returns on those loans, bank officials hope those countries will borrow more, thus increasing funds available to poor countries.

This is something that analysts believe is key to ultimately getting ordinary Chinese to spend more, thus strengthening the domestic market and lowering China's reliance on exports.

Like many "collectibles," they are priced judiciously low so that your child can own them all (puppies, ponies, babies, frogs, and more), thus turning a deceptively low-cost critter into an expensive hobby (HomBoms; $9.99).

The second most popular option has been to keep the monthly payments unchanged but borrow more, thus tapping the rising value of homes when prices are rising so quickly that some experts say a bubble has developed.

It was ever thus, but more so now.

If so, consumers may conclude they need to save more -- thus depressing current economic activity -- to finance their retirement plans.

Fighting and traveling became much more frequent, thus increasing deadly contagion.

Flying faster, of course, will let planes and crews make more trips, thus saving money.

When it resumes growth in late spring, it will branch more heavily, thus making a denser covering.