Sentence examples for thus whoever from inspiring English sources

Thus whoever is elected cannot be counted on to make the necessary changes himself without pressure from outside.

Thus, whoever had control of Scotland's story most likely controlled its political discourse and therefore, but not always, its levers of power.

Thus whoever wants to know what was on the menu at a White House banquet on May 12th 1908, can find it on pages 514-15: littleneclamsams, fresh caviar, strained gumbo, salmon, squabs, ice cream, "fancy cakes" and coffee, not to mention cigars.

Thus, whoever wins the next election will be influential if over the next four years a new supreme leader may have to be appointed.

Thus, whoever wins the runoff in May, whether centrist Emmanuel Macron or far-right Marine Le Pen, will have a tricky job ahead of them as they seek to embrace a festering rebellion and push through new policies.

Thus whoever generates EBM, by funding RCTs, meta-analyses, and CME, may bias clinical decision-making regarding pharmaceuticals [78].

He gets inside people, and he festers there, sparking longings too intense and elusive to satisfy, desires too abstract and ethereal to fulfil, a sense of escape, transcendence, revelation, and ecstasy so deep it can seem to trivialise ordinary life, and thus trivialise whoever has to live that life, which is to say anyone.

The fellow who answered the phone at Discount Locksmith had no idea why the firm is labelled thus, and whoever picked up at A & B Discount was too busy to talk, because he was selling newspapers and magazines, at full price.

He was thus susceptible to whoever had his ear.

Thus a player owes nothing to whoever sat at the machine before, and family ties don't change that.

About half of the people who sit on corporate boards are themselves former CEOs, and are thus more likely to sympathize with whoever is running the company than with some women who claim they were mistreated.