Sentence examples for of thereby from inspiring English sources

His hopes of thereby showing that Britain was of no value as an ally to France were disappointed at the 1906 Algeciras Conference, at which the Germans were forced to accept French predominance in Morocco.

The price of thereby conceding the growth engine of innovation is one that India can ill afford.

In other words, red/green color vision was a preexisting sensory bias that male or female primates could have taken advantage of, thereby enticing potential mating partners to pay attention to them.

The Liberal Democrats, through the person of Danny Alexander, launched a particularly vituperative attack upon Mr Cameron, accusing him of breaching Smith, of seeking Tory advantage in England and of, thereby, jeopardising the UK.

The first is that doing A intentionally is doing it with some further intention, or doing something with the intention of thereby doing A. The second is that both phenomena are to be explained in terms of intention as a mental state.

But when his questioner shows signs of thereby losing confidence in the value of the Buddha's teachings about the path to the cessation of suffering, the Buddha responds with the example of a fire that goes out after exhausting its fuel.

Prosecutors have contended that in the UBS case alone, wealthy Americans hid billions of dollars, thereby evading taxes of hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

They insure more than half of children of color, thereby significantly reducing racial and ethnic health disparities.

Their bottling plants are daily stealing millions of litres of water, thereby denying local communities their fundamental right to water".

Aethelfrith, ruler of Bernicia (593 616), won control of Deira, thereby creating the kingdom of Northumbria.

Dogs have a high centre of mass thereby facilitating recognition of lateral instability.