Sentence examples for thereby getting from inspiring English sources

Molotov included a "right to work" clause when he submitted proposals for the Dumbarton Oaks plan, thereby getting in a plug for state control.

It is about the tension between Germany and Turkey, to whom postwar West Germany opened its doors for "guest-worker" labourers, thereby getting an economic boost but creating for itself an unacknowledged quasi-imperial legacy of guilt and cultural division.

I believe in universal better-than-bare-bones healthcare, but oppose the government controlling it, and would be fine with the wealthier buying more of it and thereby getting better treatment.

It reduces inhibitions and suppresses the need to eat, drink or sleep, thereby getting those who use it through hours or even days of extended concerts or other activities.

In the process the Tory party ended up sounding censorious about single parents, thereby getting on the wrong side of a demographic trend that has helped to keep it out of power ever since.

It appeared for part of the afternoon that the Englishman Paul Casey was bent on running away with things, thereby getting a small measure of consolation for being left off the European Ryder Cup team by its captain, Colin Montgomerie.

And why not wait a few months to collect more evidence, and thereby get a better deal?

I am hardly the first person to kill a character unexpectedly and thereby get a big reaction from the audience".

These days, a few small countries, including Israel and the Netherlands, treat their entire populations as single constituencies, and thereby get almost perfectly proportional representation.

The big companies thereby got to make most of ITV's network shows, which made their programme controllers very powerful indeed.

Now he's supposed in some similar use of the Force, and thereby get Republicans to do something they clearly won't.