Sentence examples for thereby advancing from inspiring English sources

"A corporation may respond to the solicitation in the hope of currying favor with the state and thereby advancing its own private interests".

Whatever good was accomplished by his vote for gay marriage will be outweighed by his giving the Republicans control of the Senate, thereby advancing their agenda on issues like minimum wage, income tax, health care, public education and fracking.

The DHS programme has, over the years, provided technical assistance to surveys in several developing countries, thereby advancing global understanding of health and population trends.

Moreover, the problem of photocatalyst separation which is the main obstacle of photocatalysis processes can be resolved by the photocatalytic membranes thereby advancing their practical application.

A computational study on energy and pressure loss mechanism during scale-out is also examined, thereby advancing the realization of an economical electrolyte-recycling scheme.

Conventional wisdom suggests that the hope of winning a major award such as a Nobel Prize or a Fields Medal helps spur top researchers to do their most outstanding work, thereby advancing progress in many scientific fields.

By getting married with a license in a church or synagogue, many couples are hoping to chip away at opposition to same-sex marriages among religious people, and thereby advance the broader goals of the gay rights movement.

One of the game's innovations is that, in addition to killing opponents, you can also wound them by shooting them in the kneecaps or shoulders — and if you only wound them you can still extort money from them, and thereby advance in the game.

The task of conceptual analysis, refinement and innovation or development is necessary to identify and understand previously neglected objects and relationships and thereby advance social theory.

Groundbreaking work has been done by Halloun and Hestenes (1985) and Hestenes, Wells, and Swackhamer (1992), who were the first to systematically investigate learners' naïve conceptions of mechanics, developed the well-known Force Concept Inventory (FCI; Hestenes et al. 1992), and thereby advanced the idea of learning as conceptual change.

Despite widespread esteem for his priestly and scholarly attainments and the purity of his religious aspirations, Hōnen himself, in his penetrating self-reflection, expressed a profound awareness of his incapacity to fulfill any Buddhist practice and thereby advance himself toward enlightenment.