Sentence examples for thus sits from inspiring English sources

The firm is using its online platforms to deliver insurance products too, and more such innovations are on the way.Alibaba thus sits at the heart of "bamboo capitalism"—the sprawling tangle of private-sector firms that are more efficient than China's state-owned enterprises.

The case thus sits at the intersection of ethical questions about the right to die, mental illness and incurability, and the very function of prison and punishment.

(In SITS the more damaged cells and thus ones with higher number of mutations, will be the first to undergo senescence. Thus SITS removes mutations from the population at a higher rate than TS).

Thus, "Sitting in my safe European home/ Don't wanna go back there again".

Committed to equal status for African-American artists, Coleman took to demanding classical concert fees, and thus sat in his apartment by a silent telephone for much of the 60s.

In the name of God, why? Simon Hoggart explained the appeal of Test cricket thus: "Sitting in an almost empty Grace Road, Leicester, watching a few overs between showers, reading a book, finally opening the greaseproof paper to eat my two meat paste sandwiches, washed down with orange squash".

Only with regard to his appearance has he, until lately, retained some childish ­consciousness, and had to be carefully attired every day in complete court ­regalia, his coat adorned with all his decorations; and would thus sit without moving, from early morning until late  at night".

Act as a neutral, open source aggregation platform for energy consumption data and thus sit at the centre of a paradigm shift in the way the world thinks about energy.

He was a clearly a story while in town, more recognized than most of the presidential candidates, thus sat for interviews several times that day.

Thus he sits at right angles to his fellow-defendants and looks past them and over their heads; it was always his argument that he was far superior to Hitler's gang.

Thus, NICMOS sits in a cryogenic Dewar--essentially a giant thermos filled with solid nitrogen and aluminum foam cooled to -215 degrees Celsius.