Sentence examples for thereby placed from inspiring English sources
This honour is normally reserved for dead greats such as Racine or Aristotle, whose writings are thereby placed in a kind of leather-bound bibliophilic mausoleum and printed on paper normally only used for bibles.
He continued his recently acquired habit of devoting his summer vacations, in the Austrian Alps, to composing, and, since, in his case, this involved a ceaseless expenditure of spiritual and nervous energy, he thereby placed an intolerable double strain on his frail constitution.
Special emphasis was thereby placed on the variation of the adsorption behaviour with the change of coadsorbed electrolyte anion.
In pre-revolutionary France, as the historian Dominique Godineau (1998, xix) points out, women were likewise conceptualized according to their roles as mothers and spouses, thereby "placed outside of the public and hence outside of the city".
If someone begins speaking about how honest or trustworthy he is, the first thing you should notice is who introduced the topic and thereby placed the matter in doubt.
The tracks were thereby placed elevated with an island platform with the station on the side, as the first station in Norway designed for double-track operation.
Some QE2 critics worry that the Fed could end up boosting commodity prices, thereby placing a drag on growth.
In the immediate aftermath of the death, there was speculation that Niarchos had rushed too quickly down the mountain, thereby placing excessive stress on his heart.
Benedict went further than his mentor, John Paul II, in characterising the Jews as relatives of the Christian family, thereby placing the most powerful stigma imaginable on Jew-hatred.
It has organized global conferences on urgent international issues, thereby placing new issues on the international agenda and allowing greater participation by NGOs and individuals.
Ventricular hypertrophy causes increased stiffness of the left ventricle, thereby placing a limitation on the amount of compensatory increase in ventricular volume that can be generated.
