Sentence examples for thereby managed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ailes thereby managed to throw the weight of Rupert Murdoch's worldwide media empire behind the party.

He made extensive comparisons of Hebrew and Arabic and thereby managed to clarify the meaning of many words.

Here the emperor surrounded himself with elegant evocations of his travels; by landscaping and superior reproductions, he re-created the sights he most loved and thereby managed in his last years to experience the satisfactions of travel without ever leaving the shores of Italy.

It was Ailes who thereby managed to throw the entire weight of Rupert Murdoch's worldwide media empire behind the party — and it was Ailes, reportedly, who kept it on the conservative straight-and-narrow when Mr. Murdoch toyed with the idea of putting the empire behind Barack Obama, the new Democrat, in 2008, much as it had backed Tony Blair's New Labour for a time in Great Britain.

Both the carbon and glass jacketing schemes investigated herein provided effective confinement and thereby managed to enhance the axial strength, toughness, ductility and deformation capacity of the heat-damaged columns.

The CEO is able to achieve business goals by working through a small number of top managers, thereby managing the entire organization.

Bouncing on politicians' bonnets and thereby managing to make them appear as victims?

It means the six-day scheduling system often used by high school and middle school students, who juggle subjects, classes, teachers, lockers and notebooks, and thereby manage to pack in more learning time.

"Sounds like a BBC study, type of thing they would waste the Licence fee on, load of Cods wallop," claimed Terry from Leicester, thereby managing to ignore the findings while simultaneously attacking public service broadcasting for something it hadn't done.

I hate to reduce these tragedies into an aphorism not even fit for a fortune cookie, but perhaps next year we can pause a moment, remember these events and monitor ourselves, thereby managing to check "Not Cause Harm to Others" off of our shopping list.

An example of the first is the time Mr Hoffman and his fellow "Yippies" showered the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with dollar bills in 1967, thereby managing to stop the tickertape for six minutes while traders scrambled to pick up the notes.