Sentence examples for thus handing from inspiring English sources

The Bears are a division champion with even less motivation to win than they had before Philadelphia lost Tuesday night, thus handing Chicago a first-round bye.

One of the mysteries of this government is why George Osborne made a priority of cutting the 50p tax for the super-rich, thus handing the opposition a stick to beat him with.

Giving savers the right not to buy an annuity, and thus handing over-55s greater freedom to control their own savings, was a popular reform that will be almost impossible for a future government to reverse.

The Muslim Brotherhood did not take the bait by withdrawing its candidate, Mohamed Morsi, from the race, thus handing the presidency to Shafiq – although there were fierce arguments within the movement at their headquarters in Moquatom in Cairo to do just that.

So many Republicans have expressed an interest that gleeful Democrats predict their colleagues in the majority will never be able to agree among themselves on a candidate, thus handing the Democrats a major say; some Democratic aspirants even dream of peeling off a Republican or two in a backroom deal and perhaps winning the job themselves.

In one of Clinton's last acts as President, he designated a pair of two-hundred-year-old forts on the island, Fort Jay and Castle Williams, a National Monument, thus handing over a twenty-two-acre portion of the island to the National Park Service, but the deal for the rest of it stalled.

The Titans didn't really show up, weren't interested in defence and were thus handed their bottoms.

That order left the government with few options.Mr Medvedev and his team were thus handed an unenviable task.

Australia thus handed South Africa just their second series defeat in 26 Test series under Smith, who announced his retirement from international cricket on Monday after a stellar 12-year career.

Instead, many of its shifts and tweaks have been positioned to give the company more ways to exploit user data while simultaneously nudging people to give up more privacy (and thus hand it more options for exploiting their data).

Clark-Darby was serving a suspended drug-related sentence when he sent the threatening email, and was thus handed prison time by the judge.