Sentence examples for thereby unlikely from inspiring English sources

That's an eye-popping 447 times the median American worker's pay ($33,190)." Although we can't prove a causal link between CEO salary and poor customer service, it seems a rather commonsense notion that a greedy CEO who receives such excess compensation is likely to be very self-centered, and thereby unlikely to be focused on serving the customers and team members who care for customers.

Animal workers are thereby unlikely to widely adopt preventive behavior if these measures conflict with their economic interests.

An unmarried, unemployed household head may have children in the family, but by definition has no spouse, and thereby is unlikely to have much additional family income.

In "The Pocketbook", a young expat student has her ID card stolen and thereby becomes the unlikely focus of a political protest.

The Bombers won two of their last three games to finish third in the NTFL, thereby securing an unlikely double chance in the finals.

The helium densities in the nanopores of NH and OpenNH were similar to the bulk densities, thereby suggesting the unlikely occurrence of pore blocking and nanopore volumes evaluated from the nitrogen and water vapor adsorption as mentioned above.

Ministers have decided that a universal scheme would be too expensive and likely to benefit only pensioners in rural areas who rarely drive their diesel cars, thereby making it unlikely to reduce pollution significantly in the worst- affected cities.

The 95% threshold is the point at which "herd immunity" kicks in - when enough of the population is vaccinated for the spread of the disease to become unlikely, thereby protecting those who cannot be vaccinated.

With two thirds of the Waorani's ancestral forests already lost, the tribe is determined to fight for what remains – and the anaconda has thereby found an unlikely ally.

Although the findings of each study had potential implications for public health, additional publications quickly led to a judgment that a causal association was unlikely, thereby confirming the importance of replication and consistency in inferring causality and the value of epidemiologic research in generating the evidence base for public health protection.

However, the magnitude of association between the trend indicators and the risk of hospital death was probably only moderate or even small since most hospitalizations were short (median stay of five days) and involved relatively healthy patients, thereby making it unlikely that the risk score would change drastically over most hospitalizations.