Sentence examples for thus back in from inspiring English sources
Thus, back in 1999, when Cisco Systems had, absurdly, the largest market capitalization in the world, it also had the biggest weighting in the Vanguard 500 Index Fund.
She was given the jewels by her husband (Charles Boyer), yet by chance, always a major player in Ophüls, they end up in the hands of her lover, an Italian diplomat (Vittorio De Sica), and thus back in hers.
Thus, back in May 2009 the Wall Street Journal editorial page seized on an uptick in long-term interest rates to declare that the "bond vigilantes," the "disciplinarians of U.S. policy makers," had arrived, and would push rates inexorably higher if big budget deficits continued.
Thus, back in 2007/08 a startup called Bragster tried and tried to make "dares" between friends a social platform.
Thus, back in 2005, Sengupta et al. (2005) presented nanoparticulate system composed of a poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA)—doxorubicin-conjugated polymer core and a lipid shell consisting on PEG-distearoylphos-phatidylethanolamine, phosphatidylcholine and cholesterol.
Here's how it worked: Fairy tales are transmitted through language, and the shoots and branches of the Indo-European language tree are well-defined, so the scientists could trace a tale's history back up the tree and thus back in time.
With α = inf Condition (4) coincides with Condition (2) and we were thus back at transitive reduction in unweighted graphs.
Pettitte thus settled back in the groove he had in June, when he went 4-0 with a 1.00 earned run average in his last four starts.
The slowing in times thus brings physiology back in line with what are believed to be limits of performance.
How did you realize that the story of your career thus far was back in Zimbabwe, at your parents' place?
When it reaches its maximum altitude the kite alters its shape to catch less wind, and can thus be reeled back in using much less energy than it produced when it was being paid out.An arrangement of two or more of these kites could act together to produce a steady supply of power.
