In 1882 Egypt was occupied, thereby adding, against Gladstone's own inclinations, to British imperial commitments.
Had he stopped to think of the consequences to himself of accusing four fellow-G.I.s — thereby adding to that suffering?
Under Spanish influence, saffron eventually became the coloring of choice, thereby adding an exotic burnish of flavor.
It also caramelizes sugars, thereby adding flavours to the finished product, and imparts the black colour associated with fermented tea.
His gay rehab turned no one straight and he outed himself after leaving the ministry, thereby adding to the world's gay population rather than subtracting from it.
That said, it still needs people like Dr. McHugh to help deal with those who are falsely accusing priests and thereby adding unnecessarily to the church's burdens.
This was an egregious instance of the prestige of the Nobel prize being accorded to economic orthodoxy, thereby adding to the dominance of neoclassical economics in academia.
In the past, he said, the approach to the problem has been a hybrid one of combining different components, thereby adding complexity and limiting reliability and performance.
Unless Britain can export into a strong global recovery, the risk is that cuts in public spending depress growth, thereby adding to pressure on the public finances.
They plough these savings back into investment, which keeps profits high as a share of national income, thereby adding further to corporate saving.
Through open-market operations, it can buy securities (including its own central bank bills) with freshly created money, thereby adding cash to the banking system.
