Sentence examples for off thereby from inspiring English sources

Even if some of its bets turned sour, others would surely pay off, thereby limiting the downside, even in adverse markets.

But forcing employers to provide pay and benefits and comply with lots of red tape is surely the quickest way to put them off, thereby depriving young people of an early experience of the future of work.

Inflation is low – just 1.8% on the latest reading – but there are obvious dangers in maintaining Bank rate at emergency levels when the economy is expanding at 4% or so and the housing market has taken off, thereby creating risks to stability if borrowers over-extend themselves.

Richie, ever protective of his grass, had noticed that the hop allowed her to plant her feet in front of the rubber before pushing off, thereby shrinking the distance to the plate and leaving batters with even less time to react to her heat.

It is incumbent upon this writer, however, to suggest simply switching the light off, thereby setting a fine example in the fight to conserve energy and slow down global warming, the melting of the icecaps and other looming nasties otherwise encouraged by such wanton profligacy.

The BMA awarded him £1,800 to pay off some of what he owed, offered him advice on debt management and played a key role in helping to get thousands of pounds of debts written off, thereby giving him and his partner some financial breathing space.

Ten years ago the world was shocked when the National Front's Jean-Marie Le Pen pushed the Socialists' Lionel Jospin out of the presidential run-off, thereby handing the second round to Mr Chirac.

The brothers are accused of improperly deducting more than $1.2 million of Albert Pirro's personal expenses as business write-offs, thereby lightening Albert Pirro's tax liability by more than $400,000.

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Among the various kinds of trade-offs thereby permitted, cases in which equality of health is traded off against non-health considerations can be distinguished from cases in which it is traded off against aggregate health gains.

However, also such non-binary data are usually transformed into binary assignments by introducing an arbitrary cut-off, thereby discarding the information about the relative likelihood of a gene belonging to a category.