But the chancellor does not stay awake at night working out whether and when he will replace Cameron, not least because he has two more immediate goals: to secure a sustainable economic recovery, thereby "wrong-footing the ghastly Ed Balls" in the words of one loyalist, and to win an overall Tory majority at the 2015 general election.
Ignoring factors like turbulent mixing, density stratification and light spectrum might give results that diverge from the natural environment and which thereby support wrong environmental management decisions.
They raised a little money from another startup competition which helped them to finally launch in their first markets outside of New York (D.C. and San Francisco), thereby proving wrong those who said that ZocDoc wouldn't really work outside of the city.
Three years ago, she won a MacArthur fellowship, commonly known as "the genius grant" – thereby proving him wrong on his terms and hers.
Analogously, a being who creates a better world than another being may be morally better, even though the being who creates the inferior world does not thereby do anything wrong.
Thereby, we corrected wrong notations abundantly used in literature for some of the selected SNPs (e.g., PPARG C161T instead of c.1431C>T, or MTHFR A1298C instead of c.1286A>C).
Thus, As exposure early in life may eliminate the most susceptible individuals, thereby giving a wrong impression of a low risk for skin effects later in life.
Directly after pressing one of the buttons, the scenario and outcomes disappeared from the screen to be replaced by either the word "Good" or "Wrong" thereby proving the children with feedback on their choice.
After I rebuked him for his impertinence in waiting in the wrong place, thereby delaying me for at least 12 seconds, he lead me out to his highly polished black Cadillac sedan.
In the process the Tory party ended up sounding censorious about single parents, thereby getting on the wrong side of a demographic trend that has helped to keep it out of power ever since.
Policemen charging offenders for actual, serious or grievous bodily harm, or a wide range of other possible offences to do with wounding people, often get it wrong and thereby mess up the case.
