Sentence examples for thus issues from inspiring English sources

The film thus issues a twin diss: in one direction, if the woman was not actually ill, we dismiss all moral culpability ("the devil made me do it").

In a highly competitive and closely watched athletic environment, there will inevitably be concerns that some are competing unfairly and thus issues regarding gender advantages will be raised (i.e., under what circumstances can transsexuals compete?).

For example, he praised the wisdom of offering a package of proposals touching on how news is gathered, distributed and read — thus, issues like Internet privacy, protection for search engines and compensation for defending frivolous lawsuits are all considered part of protecting free speech.

Thus, issues of individual well-being are only determined by an individual.

Thus, issues concerning NPs' interactions with membrane and the submembranous cytoskeleton have not been profoundly clarified.

Moral righteousness thus "issues from" the noble and knowledgeable, in that it obtains only in circumstances in which they rule.

The ratings are preliminary because no member state has yet called on the facility for help, and it has thus issued no debt.

He did not thus issue any form of blunt threat that the work would be taken away from the Clyde yards if Scotland voted for independence.

We have thus issued some proposals focusing on the expertise of midwives in order to place these perinatal professionals at the centre of couple support.

On the flip side, she notes, lenders are more likely to see a co-signer with a lower credit score as a liability, and thus issue a higher rate.

Thus, issuing of advisories will often lag behind regulations to reduce emissions of the contaminant to the environment.