Sentence examples for thus oppose from inspiring English sources
These reflect sunlight away from Earth and thus oppose the effect of greenhouse gases.
For Stumpf acknowledges with critical philosophy that we must maintain a strict concept of necessity and thus oppose the reduction of the principles and laws of logic and of science in general to simple empirical generalizations.
While both are motivated by profitability and growth, professionals with entrepreneurial values favor personal autonomy (for their individual commercial gain rather than altruistic professional purposes) and thus oppose the formalization and standardization usually associated with becoming more "corporate" (Empson and Chapman 2006).
When combined with the fact that the vast majority of incumbent legislators from both political parties recognize that con-cons were designed to serve as a check on their power and thus oppose them, it can be a wonder why con-cons ever get any yes votes at all.
By contrast, protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTP) remove phosphate groups from protein tyrosyl residues and thus oppose the actions of PTK.
Hence, we hypothesize the existence of a class of "balancer" proteins within the proteomic network, defined as proteins that buffer or cushion a system, and thus oppose multiple system disturbances.
It thus opposes approval of a resolution that would imply an "automatic trigger" for military action.
Kant's formula for autonomy is thus opposed to utilitarianism, the view that actions are right or wrong by virtue of their consequences.
Dutra thus opposed Getúlio Dorneles Vargas, who seized power in a coup in 1930, but he later defended Vargas in the 1932 São Paulo revolt.
Though considered a liberal aristocrat, he identified the public welfare with the welfare of the magnates and thus opposed every project for reform in the Parliament.
On Tuesday night, the mayor will be the host of a party at the Sky Club restaurant for the Republican Majority for Choice, a group that supports abortion rights, thus opposing President Bush.
