Sentence examples for thereby receive from inspiring English sources
The next move for chess in Britain is to gain official recognition as a sport and thereby receive the concomitant status and funding.
Often this means that Google detected some evidence that the site's owner was using deceptive tactics, like building a network of linked sites to create the illusion of popularity and thereby receive a higher ranking.
One side benefit of the Bard program would be to change that for its participants, since the joint degree would carry accreditation in New York State and thereby receive recognition in Israel.
In general, an adaptation layer is a process, or part of a process, that is able to interface with the trigger communication module and thereby receive triggers.
In Italy, wind power plants with a nominal peak power up to 200 kW (micro-generation) can benefit from the all-inclusive tariff grant [51] and thereby receive the incentive of 30€ cents/kWh for 15 years.
Small Farmers Scheme: a farmer claiming support may decide to participate in the Small Farmers Scheme and thereby receive an annual payment fixed by the MS between 500 € and 1,250 €, regardless of farm size.
Are you thereby receiving the services of a trained professional?
Brechin are one of the country's better-run clubs, even if they have been anxious to play Rangers, thereby receiving commercial benefit.
His factories were accused of importing sugar from outside Europe that was then repackaged and sold to the European Union, thereby receiving a substantial tax break.
Released as a single in 1956, "Rock Island Line" was purchased by millions, including John Lennon and Paul McCartney, who thereby received their first exposure to African-American popular music.
In Bourges Cathedral the huge figures of the Apostles in the south clerestory are paired off against the prophets in the north clerestory, the representatives of the New Testament thereby receiving the full light of the sun and their Old Testament counterparts the more crepuscular light of the north sky.
