Sentence examples for yes thus from inspiring English sources

And yes, thus far, none have been found.

And yes, thus far, injuries have been knocking other guys down in the rankings.

For these analyses, we classified women by the joint distribution of pre-pregnancy lean or overweight status (<25 vs. ≥ 25 kg/m) and snoring during early pregnancy (no vs. yes) thus resulting in the following categories: lean and non-snorer (the reference group); lean and snorer; overweight and non-snorer; and overweight and snorer.

The movie insists that the only possible answer is yes, and thus chooses maudlin moonshine over engagement with the difficulties of real life, which is exactly the choice Edward has made.

"The movie insists that the only possible answer is yes, and thus chooses maudlin moonshine over engagement with the difficulties of real life, which is exactly the choice Edward has made," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

"The movie insists that the only possible answer is yes, and thus chooses maudlin moonshine over engagement with the difficulties of real life, which is exactly the choice Edward has made," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

Despite having some terrorists to deal with, Carrie said yes, and thus ensued a narrative passage in which the CIA's mission to implicate the mastermind of a bombing that killed hundreds of people depended on whether a thug saw Carrie rolling up a yoga mat.

In our primary analyses of the potential interaction of blood Pb concentration with dietary nutrients, we fit models stratified according to intake from food and then further adjusted for supplement use (yes, no), thus treating supplement use as a surrogate for confounding by socioeconomic status (SES), especially in the stratum of high intake.

Each item is rated on a 4-point scale (0 = not at all, to 3 = yes definitely), thus each subscale has a score ranging from 0 21.

The importance of using invariants usually relies on the fact that they will allow to distinguish certain objects, but they may not say much about other ones the most effective invariants are often those which attach to objects just one of the values 1 or 0 (thus "yes" or "no").

The answer is yes and no; thus, a paradox is formed.