Sentence examples for submitted thus from inspiring English sources

The evidence submitted thus far has mostly been stacks of diagrams and photographs.

But Mr. Feldman and others said they did not consider the bids submitted thus far to be the final offers the company would receive.

In a trial where the evidence submitted thus far has mostly been stacks of diagrams and photographs, the guns that were used by detectives to kill Sean Bell made solid thumps when placed on an evidence table on Wednesday.

Ms. Quinn declined to reveal the content of the comments submitted thus far, though restaurateurs have complained publicly that the new system has brought more frequent inspections and higher fines.

In all cases where complete annual returns were made, activity figures for the year 2009 were submitted; thus the data used in this survey (completed during 2010) represent the most recent full calendar year.

At Anitype's website you can see what people have submitted thus far for each letter, with clever designs ranging from an A that does Michael Jackson's Moonwalk, to a Y that fills up like a Martini glass.

Who can retain his self-respect when, far from defending what he knows to be true, he has to applaud what he knows to be false – not occasionally, as we all do, but for the whole of his adult life?" Our Socialism signals that the lie shall continue to venture forth daily, forcing all to submit, thus becoming helpless co-conspirators in their own infinite humiliation.

In addition, testing swabs rather than tissues eliminates the need to dissect submitted birds, thus decreasing the processing time and cost of testing and the risk for lacerations to laboratory workers (7 ).

The turn-around time for CSG receipt is 21 working days after an application has been submitted, and thus a number of these applicants could have still been within that window period.

We have previously failed to confirm the potential of HSP10 to be a marker of ovarian cancer (submitted paper); thus, we only continued to examine the potential of tenascin-X as marker of ovarian cancer.

Chief among the lawyers submitting bills thus far is Edward Fagan, who is seeking nearly $2.2 million in fees and expenses.