Sentence examples for thereby held from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thereby held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain action or decision has resulted in a specific conclusion or state. Example: "The evidence was presented in court, and the defendant was thereby held accountable for his actions."
The extracyclic amino group (N4) of C84 is hydrogen bonded to the backbone carbonyl of E407 (β3a/β3b hairpin) and the base is thereby held sandwiched between H409 (β3a/β3b hairpin) and P350 (helix α1; Figure 4B).
Americans used to worry that immigrant parents were holding on to their children too tightly, and thereby holding them back.
However, it should be made clear that I am not thereby holding that Mrs Brooks deliberately misled the Inquiry.
They take off their watches, rings, necklaces, glasses, belts and anything with metal — and thereby hold up the whole line.
He could do this perhaps by continuing the tariffs but expanding the number of exceptions to them, thereby holding down steel prices.
As Johnson holed out for a birdie on the last, thereby holding a four-shot lead, he knew even the rules could not defeat him this time.
Thanks to a booming stockmarket, firms have been able to reduce their contributions to pension plans, thereby holding down employee benefit costs.
Examples of the latter include educational software and animation technologies that harness the individual's natural interests, thereby holding his or her attention and facilitating learning.
Instead, French Internet companies complained that they and their advertisers would have suffered, thereby holding back the development of a homegrown French Internet economy.
The shortcoming of this structure is that it artificially truncates the number of outside interactions and associations of a firm, thereby holding back competition and innovation.
The figures released today cannot provide much information on this, but there is a real concern that science is predominantly the preserve of the middle classes, thereby holding back many potentially gifted students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.
