Sentence examples for thus holds from inspiring English sources
America thus holds a veto, and its Congress may not be sympathetic to such schemes.
History thus holds out both a great opportunity and a terrible warning for the euro zoners.
Alonso and Vettel both have 206 points, but Alonso has more victories and thus holds second place.
Parker thus holds in his hands all the materials needed for a Life of Melville that really matters, his life as an author, the life of his books.
"False Start" thus holds the title of most expensive painting by a living artist and is a star in the Met's show.
It is already the chief engine of productivity in the rich world, and thus holds out the tantalising prospect of sustaining economic growth on the cheap.
While the court agrees with plaintiffs, and thus holds that Microsoft is liable for illegal tying under Section 1, this conclusion is arguably at variance with a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in a closely related case, and must therefore be explained in some detail.
One of Benin's main, albeit underexploited, trade assets is the deepwater port at Cotonou, which serves as a sea outlet for the Republic of Niger and as a secondary port for Nigeria and thus holds a potential to earn lucrative customs duties.
The counterfactual theory, thus, holds the following.
