Sentence examples for thus powerful from inspiring English sources

Workers are scarce, and thus powerful; bosses must handle the talent with care.

He was, thus, powerful enough to secure Speransky's release from his priestly status, which enabled him to enter government service.

"Our economic system is critically dependent on the free flow of credit, and the consequences for the broader economy of financial instability are thus powerful and quickly felt".

In Samuel Johnson's eighteenth-century parable "Rasselas," a Persian prince asks a philosopher, Imlac, an essential question: "By what means," said the prince, "are the Europeans thus powerful?

And since striking the deal, the drug industry lobbyists had become a vital and thus powerful White House ally, even helping to bankroll a million-dollar advertising campaign in support of the health care overhaul.

These barcode (amplicon) and metagenome sequencing methods allow identifying hundreds or thousands of species simultaneously and are thus powerful tools to describe the composition of entire microbial communities (Fig. 1a) [7–9].

Any senator who sits on the fence is thus extraordinarily powerful.

Thus, the powerful Rhône has a remarkably ample flow in all seasons.

Thus a powerful new tax engine will pull along a tiny cart (a partial and inadequate basic income).

With non-representational installation like Massive-Rocks-Arranged-in-Mysterious-Circle, we invite viewer to construct personal interpretation of monument, thus making powerful statement on subjective nature of memory.

Thurston's theory — which became known as the geometrization conjecture — describes all possible three-dimensional manifolds and is thus a powerful generalization of the Poincaré.