Sentence examples for thereby entering from inspiring English sources

After all, anyone can write a letter, thereby entering into immediate contact with politicians' staff.

Perhaps the Abbey Crunch is the James Dean of the biscuit world, struck down in its prime and thereby entering into myth.

In 1971, Prince trustees voted to abandon the Herald and its outdated equipment and switch to "cold" offset-printing technology, thereby entering the computer age.

Once a consumer buys a single Apple device, thereby entering its ecosystem, they often increase their exposure to it through incremental Apple products.

The magazine also stated that it is not God who inflicts pain "through angels or demons as is illustrated in many paintings or is read in the 'Divine Comedy,' " but the sinner who triggers his own punishment by deliberately rejecting God's grace, thereby entering a great state of pain.

Ways may then be found of 'bypassing' those limitations or of going around the limitations by extending the domain of the variables and thereby entering a different domain from the original, as done in analytic continuation.

Maybe not, but he was burned, and he thereby entered our history.

Jonny Wilkinson passed Neil Jenkins's record with a penalty and thereby entered the record books yet again.

The 34-year-old thereby enters inauspicious company as among the worst Scottish football signings of the modern era.

The tradition of the church itself thereby entered into the characteristic Christian tension between spirit and letter.

In 1933 IBM purchased Electromatic Typewriters, Inc., and thereby entered the field of electric typewriters, in which it eventually became an industry leader.