Sentence examples for now thereby from inspiring English sources
As part of that new system, the towns would receive 100percentt of what they try to collect now, thereby eliminating the risk to towns posed by delinquent taxpayers.
With that information, one can calculate just how high the stock would have to go by 2006 to make it profitable to have made the election and paid taxes now, thereby qualifying for the 18percenttaxax rate in 2006.
In the pan-Arab daily Asharq al Awsat, Abderrahman al-Rashed said militants should not try to obstruct the potential peace with violence: "They must not try to destroy the talks now, thereby destroying the chance to prove that their suspicions were right, or that the other side's promises were sincere".
The Ag Department should finalize irradiation rules right now, thereby saving lives and preventing needless outbreaks of food poisoning.
A Japanese company called Aerial Burton has been using lasers to ionize air molecules in midair for a few years now, thereby creating bright pixels that float in space.
To them I say, Don't wait, quit now and thereby create job opportunities for the rest of us.
That same year it also obtained the British media company Sparrowhawk Holdings, now NBC Universal Global Networks, thereby acquiring nearly 20 international Hallmark channels.
So this year's Proms are now finished, thereby ending for another year an increasingly revelatory alternative to nights spent in a playhouse.
There were a couple of exceptions: if you missed Phi's Independent cryptic, you can solve it now (and thereby show your support for the continued existence of that paper's puzzles), and the New York Times had a sad announcement that, happily, was really an acrostic lark.
With a similar argument Bolzano replies to the objection that according to his principle the moral value of our actions would depend on mere chance, as the following example seems to show: "If someone with the intention of killing his neighbor drew a dagger against him, but accidentally only opened a boil and this were now healed thereby, he would have performed a good work".
In 2002, McCain mimicked the Administration's claims: "We are confronting Saddam Hussein today because we cannot kick the can down the road... waiting until he possesses nuclear weapons, as North Korea now does, thereby constraining our ability to respond to a developing danger.
