Sentence examples for thus extraordinary from inspiring English sources

The progress of the orexin field is thus extraordinary, and the community awaits the clinical testing of more receptor selective antagonists in sleep and other disorders, as well as that of orexin agonists, with the latter expected to produce positive outcomes in narcolepsy/cataplexy and other conditions.

He accounted for the possession of so extraordinary a name thus: his father wished to call him by the shortest name in the Bible, and for that purpose selected Uz.

Okay, so extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Thus an extraordinary chapter in the history of radio broadcasting – and ornithology – finally reached its end.

When do such measures actually serve to empower organized crime — by choking off migration routes and thus lending extraordinary power to cartels like the Zetas and their migrant-smuggling franchisees, men who funnel desperate people through increasingly specialized routes with paramilitary tactics of their own?

We might well wonder, like the 14th-century Arab historian Ibn Khaldun, why anyone who "hoards his money and seals it with magical operations, thus making extraordinary efforts to keep it concealed", would also "set up hints and clues as to how it may be found by anyone who cares to" – nevertheless, the stories are rollicking illustrations of the principle that who dares, wins.

They also argue that his magnetic appeal to young people offers his party the chance to win over an entire generation, much as Ronald Reagan did in the 1980s.Mr Obama thus represents extraordinary opportunities for the Democratic Party; but there are huge risks, too.

This line of reasoning is now widely known as the "slingshot argument", a term coined by Jon Barwise and John Perry in (Barwise and Perry 1981, 395), who stressed thus an extraordinary simplicity of the argument and the minimality of presuppositions involved.

Thus began extraordinary access to the mind, thinking and unexplored background of a serial killer.

Thus the extraordinary luxury and often great beauty of everything in this exhibit.

The answer to King's question is that we must remember what we know already which is that we are human and thus have extraordinary capacities for care and empathy.