Sentence examples for thereby started from inspiring English sources

Upon his release, he had enrolled in tax-supported public law school (at the same university my sister had attended at the time of her murder) and had thereby started a bitter controversy.

Carson thereby started contemporary ecological thinking, and in the later The sense of wonder she argued: "What is the value of preserving and strengthening the sense of awe and wonder, the recognition of something beyond the boundaries of human experience?

Therefore, we have changed our focus from cells to cell-conditioned media, and we found that the latter contains growth factors and matrices released from the cells and promotes regeneration of tissues by recruiting endogenous stem cells and precursor cells, and thereby started clinical research based on these findings.

Fage, based in Greece, is credited with introducing many Americans to Greek yogurt and thereby starting the boom.

He suggested that perhaps the infielder should try to throw badly; after making 100 such throws, he might stop focusing on it and thereby start tossing perfect strikes.

It argues that it is "transforming female sexual subordination into aggression, and thereby starting the real war" by "bare breasts alone".

1990 The Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), a military movement established by Tutsi refugees in Uganda, invades Rwanda, thereby starting the Rwandan civil war.

The second option is we can bomb Iran's nuclear facilities, thereby starting another war in the Middle East and setting back Iran's program by a few years.

As an example, they point to Libya, where Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi decided in 2003 to admit the existence of his weapons programs, agree to dismantle them and thereby start to shed his country's pariah status.

In the unlikely event of Russia trying to invade a country in eastern Europe, would the UK attack it with nuclear weapons, thereby starting a world nuclear war that would lay waste to a substantial part of the planet?

Probably the most important technical development in his art derived from his study of Japanese colour prints, whose methods he used in a series of toy books (1869 75), thereby starting a new fashion.