Sentence examples for thus propelled from inspiring English sources

Each wave of contraction passes tailward along the body, which is thus propelled forward.

In the nation's urban centers, millions of African-Americans are jobless, badly educated, and without marketable skills, and are thus propelled into crime, domestic violence, and, ultimately, despair.

Thus propelled, Kyle goes off to a place where he will suffer mightily so that Mr. Grisham can have a field day.

Other societal needs emerged as sea-going technology improved – better ship designs facilitated ocean-going navigation and thus propelled exploration, colonization, and extended political power.

Thus propelled, the 500L feels lively enough if not particularly quiet, and the six-speed gearbox is light and easy to use.

Bright children, whose creativity has been siphoned out of them by years of expensive hothouse rote education purchased for them by their parents, are thus propelled into the best universities.

The latissimus dorsi muscle retracts the humerus and thus propels the body forward.

Mr. Critser argued that the cost savings allowed soft-drink companies to create larger sizes that were only marginally more expensive, thus propelling people to drink more soda.

And we will soon start charging people from outside the EU for non-emergency healthcare, thus propelling them towards already-overburdened A&E departments.

Another smaller tank has enzymes which release oxygen from the peroxide: this oxidises the hydroquinone to benzoquinone and produces a hot reaction with explosive release of oxygen gas, thus propelling the benzoquinones out of the chamber.

Yet they would have a form of sail, which would actually be metres wide but only a few atoms thick, which would be pushed by lasers fired from Earth, thus propelling the craft out into space.