Sentence examples for statement thus from inspiring English sources

That she had couched this confession in a universal statement, thus disclosing absolutely nothing about herself, only added to her mystique.

Nonetheless, his organisation, Jamiat Al-Shabab, still describes its mission statement thus: "It is unfortunate for Muslim Ummah that with the decline of its political and military grip on the world many great ordeals surfaced their ugly heads and threatened its very being.

The second statement thus follows by using reverse Hölder's inequality and arguing as in the proof of the first case.

However, 25.0% (n = 19) agreed with the statement, thus disclosing an adherence to the misconception that evolution always does result in improvement.

First, the entity-specific perspective is reframed as sensitivity to interrelations between value-bearers in the statement, thus avoiding the frequently assumed though contestable dichotomy between present objective facts (market) and subjective estimation of the future (entity-specific).

The Dalai Lama's statement thus carries a hidden but unsurprising message: he is signalling to Tibetans that the resolution to their conflict may not come in his lifetime.

With Republicans almost uniformly against the deal, Obama will have to rely on Democrats – who have mostly been cautious in their public statements thus far – to stand with the president.

Statements thus became empirically significant, however vacuous they had been on their own.

However, these systems typically contain programs with unstructured control-flow, produced using goto statements; thus, effective slicing of unstructured programs remains an important topic of study.

The form, role and status of protocol statements thus became the topic of an important philosophical debate in the early 1930s involving logical-empiricist philosophers such as Carnap, Moritz Schlick, Edgar Zilsel and Otto Neurath, and others such as Karl Popper.

The question at issue is the formalization of future tense statements; thus, it will not do to assume that verb tense makes no difference in the formalization (Shields & Viney 2004, 220).