Sentence examples for thereby throwing from inspiring English sources

The state of Nevada vetoed the project, as was its right, thereby throwing the decision back to Congress.

External regulation would inhibit press freedom, they will say, thereby throwing back in the trust's face its own press freedom arguments.

As a result, the WSSCs can be readily knitted with textiles and woven into different shapes, which distinctly represent the available self-stretchable and size-adjustable ability, thereby throwing light on a new avenue for the development of wearable electronics.

Justice must be allowed to make its record before committees anxious for the spotlight grant immunity or harden the testimony of important witnesses, thereby throwing a monkey wrench into any subsequent prosecution.

Unable to overcome its base's devotion to the status quo, the White House has given up on entitlement reform, thereby throwing in the towel on addressing long-term debt.

To all these threats, the White House is saying, "Make my day". It is itching for a fight on anything that will portray Mr. Clinton as a man of principle, thereby throwing the Republicans on the defensive.

Indeed, deficit cuts would court a reprise of 1937, when Franklin D Roosevelt prematurely reduced the New Deal stimulus and thereby threw the US back into recession.

Serialization often forced the author "to pack in far too much plot" and thereby throw novels like "The Mayor of Casterbridge" significantly off-kilter.

Many conservatives argue that Rockefeller Republicans are a dying breed, citing the defection of Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont, who became an independent and thereby threw the Senate to the Democrats.

The state of general concealment in which ordinary society is conducted is thereby thrown into the sharpest relief; it's as if a naked guy were to amble into a suburban shopping mall.

Whitehead wrote in the preface: "Such algebras have an intrinsic value for separate detailed study; also they are worthy of comparative study, for the sake of the light thereby thrown on the general theory of symbolic reasoning, and on algebraic symbolism in particular .