Sentence examples for thereby actually from inspiring English sources

Management wins either way and, in fact, thereby actually has an incentive to induce lower stock prices.

In case P i is evaluated on the other side than P Comp, a policy evaluation request is needed, which has a cost C PR  ≃ C R. To take this into account, we define Ki,P as the minimum of the cost of evaluating P i when evaluating P Comp provider-side, thereby actually deciding on the optimal evaluation location of P i : K i, P = min ( C i, P, C i, T + C PR ) (CF5).

"It could lead to less and lower quality capital in the affiliate, thereby actually increasing risk".

First, all countries could improve energy efficiency, insulating buildings better and so forth, and thereby actually save money.

If, however, that money were to be spent on effective, evidence-based maintenance treatment, it could treat Delosangeles and two dozen other people dealing with drug problems for at least a decade, cutting their risk for death and for relapse at least in half and thereby actually shrinking demand.

The twofold difference in waning rate can be explained by the explicit disentanglement of waning and boosting (with younger age groups having on average—higher probabilities of being boosted recently thereby actually increasing the observed waning rate).

First, we must impose an individual health insurance mandate, thereby making it actually illegal to be uninsured, as the purchase of health insurance must not be a voluntary decision.

Please excuse the quality as we're working out the bugs but we wanted to get something up this week, thereby ensuring we actually do this on a regular basis.

The school hopes to make its graduates more aware of law as it is actually practiced, thereby enhancing their career prospects.

But a loophole lets a state inflate its costs above what they actually are, thereby extracting more money from Washington than the state deserves.

If they are right, the researchers said, people may one day obtain the life-prolonging benefits of caloric restriction by taking a drug to slow down the gene, thereby living longer without actually depriving themselves of food.