Sentence examples for thereby locking from inspiring English sources

The studio steps in and covers things up, thereby locking Palance's character into a lifetime of meaningless macho roles.

Another way colleges and universities stack the deck is by allowing students or their parents to front the costs of two, three or even four years of school, thereby locking in current tuition prices; some schools even offer discounts for prepayment.

The new 2.0 machines required a specially coded coffee pod, thereby locking competitors out of the coffee pod game.

So if Box priced at $22.22 or above, the Series F shareholders wouldn't receive any additional shares from their preference for the shares they paid $20 thereby locking in a 10percentt profit plus all upside above $22.22.

Cook also took time to voice his concern on the manner in which the FBI has gone about the issue, which included authorities changing the device's passcode, thereby locking data on the device.

That unlicensed driver option has essentially been outlawed in Europe after the region's top court ruled in December that Uber is a transport service, not a platform, thereby locking its business into being regulated by existing taxi licensing regimes.

They argue that past outcomes, having become embedded in national institutions, prompt social groups to organize along particular lines and thereby lock states into paths of development.

Wharton experts say consumers could eventually chafe at Apple's attempts to vertically integrate its products–and thereby lock customers in instead of working with other devices.

TopoII poisons such as etoposide specifically inhibit the religation step of the enzymatic cycle, and thereby locks covalently linked topoII to DNA [25].

A second key protein in carbohydrate metabolism is hexokinase II (HKII) which phosphorylates glucose and thereby locks it into the cell.

The DEX binds directly to topoisomerase II and thereby locks the enzyme in a stable and closed clamp conformation around DNA (Roca et al, 1994).