Sentence examples for thus keep from inspiring English sources

Their revenues should thus keep pace in real terms.

This "peer review" is supposed to spot mistakes and thus keep the whole process honest.

A little elbow-grease from their men-folk could thus keep women-folk in better health.

Directors say the policy change was a defensive tactic to block attempts to patent the center's discoveries and thus keep small farmers from using them.

The town should commit itself to keep some services going, and thus keep homelessness, vagrancy, sickness and blight at bay until the good times return.

He blamed anti-gun activists for blocking measures that would allow multiple teachers with guns to shoot at one another and thus keep the nation's classrooms safe.

Four hours later, the companies said they had reached an agreement in principle to keep all the channels — and thus keep the system intact.

The physical stores also provide employment; these workers can afford in turn to buy things and thus keep the economy afloat.

But any train system needs to pause now and then if it hopes to stay in decent shape and thus keep its elites happy.

Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, recognized this inflationary pressure in a recent speech, in which he suggested that the Fed might raise rates to curb spending and thus keep in check inflation or the expectation of it.

Most prominent is a price limit, ranging from 5 cents to 9 cents above or below the quoted price, which is aimed to restrict the size of electronic orders and thus keep prices from gyrating out of control.