Sentence examples for thereby once again from inspiring English sources

They thereby once again illustrated George Lakoff's powerful concept of "frame".

Misguidedly, the IEA and the United States will be looking to Saudi Arabia to take the lead in countering or at least moderating Ahmadinejad's objectives for ever higher oil prices, thereby once again depending on OPEC's largest producer whose duplicity is ignored or rationalized away again and again.

Alliances that had previously been made between, for example, genocide widows and wives of prisoners, were thereby once again put into question [ 54, 55].

Such major landholdings were, as one would expect, usually in the hands of Iranians, but non-Iranians were also able to amass similar wealth and power, thereby testifying once again to the inherent tolerance with which the empire was administered.

And to incorporate this idea into the robust concern view would be to give up on the central place desire has in love and so begin blurring the line between the robust concern view and the union view, thereby raising once again questions about the nature of your concern and about autonomy.

But it is worried that the American plans could anger Russia, thereby destabilizing or dividing Europe once again, and be viewed by China as a direct challenge.

"It's time for our country to start thinking big and correct once again," he declared, thereby failing to meet the second-grade Common Core standard 2.1.E.

Or will it finally abandon the constraints of an anachronistic strategic culture and gravitate once again toward the West, thereby risking a new deterioration in relations with Beijing?

The challenge for Mr. Greenspan and his fellow Federal Reserve governors is to bolster consumer spending, which accounts for two-thirds of economic activity, thereby staving off a recession until businesses can once again ramp up their capital investment.

These industries could be allowed to once again grow and flourish here, thereby creating both an increase in jobs and GDP.

In Britain the loss of these kinds of defenses makes the birds once again targets for attack by cuckoos, thereby continuing the process of coevolutionary alternation among hosts.