Sentence examples for thereby it makes from inspiring English sources

Rhyme sustains aural memory past the four-second decay to which it is ordinarily subject and thereby it makes connections flower at long reach, or diagonally, between words we could not have foreseen and concepts seemingly at odds.

Thereby, it makes sense that the atypical regulation by FadR in UFA synthesis of Shewanella is due to the cryptic site in front of fabB (Fig. 1), not FadR_she (Fig. 3).

Thereby, it makes sense to consider exposure to bisphosphonates in the results analysis.

However, HCA users normally do not do it, thereby making it almost impossible to derive reliable conclusions from a single run of HCA.

"Creating an open learning infrastructure will enable other communities of developers to contribute to it, thereby making it self-sustaining," said Agarwal in the M.I.T. press release.

Thereby it can be made more pluralistic, through an "ethos of controversies" (Poort 2012).

A hypothetical Trump administration could rescind it, weaken it, or fail to enforce it ― thereby making it vulnerable to erosion later on.

The most common form of plagiarizing a text document is to copy a chunk of text and alter it intelligently, thereby making it look original.

It will thereby make it more difficult to have a serious discussion of the military spending that's required for our national security needs.

We need to learn how to preserve what has already been created and add to it, thereby making more of everything available to everyone.

It thereby made judgment's failure on a mass scale an all too expected a borderline inevitable phenomenon.