Sentence examples for thus no need from inspiring English sources

There is no primary, and thus no need to cater to the far reaches of the political spectrum.

Naturally then, we develop upwind schemes for this entire system; there is thus no need to develop two different schemes, i.e., advection and diffusion schemes.

Banks are quick to note that if you use direct deposit, there are in many cases no fees and thus no need for any average balance calculation.

There was no crisis, critics claim, and thus no need to cut the deficit; they cite low government bond yields at the time as evidence.

It is not surprising that the private study commissioned by avowed opponents to the Broadwater project would advocate the position that there is no shortage of natural gas to serve this region, and thus no need for the Broadwater project.

If the two figures don't meet, there's no deal – and thus no need to discuss other material issues like the solidity of Pfizer's tax inversion plan and how to ringfence AstraZeneca research projects.

Others, however, believe that the Italians assimilated quicker than the other ethnic groups, and thus no longer needed their club as a social lubricant.

The catchshare model, in which each fisher is allotted a certain share of the ultimate catch and thus no longer needs to race, has been shown to improve conditions in some fisheries.

In the same line of reasoning, the theory suggests that animals' motivation toward palatable foods, such as saccharine, that have no caloric content (and thus no need-reduction effect) is due to erroneous over-estimation of their drive-reduction capacity, misguided by their taste or smell.

Thus, no longer do agents need evidence of possible criminal or terrorist activity in order to launch an investigation.

No byproducts were found and thus no purificatory procedures are needed.