thirdly in English
And thirdly , he introduced a ‘process which is strong enough to stop people making bad decisions when under pressure’.
Use "thirdly" in a sentence
1. And thirdly, technology.
2. And then thirdly, making them persistent.
3. Thirdly, China became increasingly internally weak.
4. Thirdly, there is the potentially violent gang.
5. 12 Thirdly, parts commonality is not high.
6. Thirdly, the censorship was arguably politically motivated.
7. Thirdly, as an ideal way of living life Autonomously
8. thirdly by aggregating the fuel-weighted limit values
9. Thirdly, permanence and seasonality of occupation are important.
10. Thirdly, to push for greater openness, transparency and accountability.
11. Thirdly, electronic trading networks themselves crystallize this power imbalance.
12. (c) thirdly by aggregating the fuel-weighted limit values.
13. And thirdly, you weave the water hyacinth into products.
14. And thirdly, we should not lie as Ge·haʹzi did.
15. Thirdly, uncertainty now surrounds the future of the industry.
16. And thirdly, new power is not the inevitable victor.
17. Thirdly, it was an answer to the jazz purists.
18. 3 Thirdly, the inclement weather adaptive signal control is analyzed.
19. Thirdly, we must consider further ways to assist lone parents.
20. Thirdly, for sufficiently large data or parameters, some methods become impractical.
21. Then thirdly, I just want say something about financial theory.
22. 8 And, thirdly, casualness in the use of the name.
23. Thirdly, internationalize university administration with the aid of information technology.
24. And thirdly, translation addresses the relationship of human language and thing language.
25. Thirdly, if further treatment is required reuse the same drug whenever possible.
26. Thirdly, they tend to see human behaviour as shaped by the system.
27. Thirdly, the Commission should adeptly manage the balance between partnership and ownership.
28. Thirdly, the instruments and the institutional requirements must be kept absolutely separate.
29. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Bestrode: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
30. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Agnail: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
31. And thirdly, we need to be able to make and break chemical bonds.
32. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Chorused: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
33. Thirdly, payment appropriations for pilot projects and preparatory actions are set as follows:
34. Thirdly, Thoroughgoing excavates the content of ideological and political education in teaching material.
35. Thirdly, the Commission should adeptly manage the balance between partnership and ownership
36. Thirdly, people in the emerging markets look at China's amazing and legendary infrastructure rollout.
37. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Citterns: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
38. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Baldachino: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
39. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Atomies: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
40. Thirdly, a council, with a predominantly advisory function, but also some decision making powers.
41. And thirdly, also to increase awareness by the growers to the potential of this industry.
42. There are three factors to take into account: firstly cost, secondly time, and thirdly staff.
43. thirdly, Madam President, even after the Amsterdam Conference there is no impulse in that direction.
44. Thirdly, farmers are often heard to complain of a shortage of workers on the land.
45. Thirdly, Australia welcomes paragraphs in the omnibus resolution addressing the important work of the CLCS.
46. For thirdly he is careful not to reveal how much he dislikes losing an argument.
47. Thirdly, the new style guides have clearly been influenced by some interesting graphic design work.
48. Secondly are direct empirical measurements, thirdly are experimental investigations; and fourthly there are historical techniques.
49. Thirdly, efforts for restructuring the armed forces and disarming illegal armed elements should be accelerated.
50. Thirdly, ignoring legitimate concerns expressed by many Member States is not going to take us forward.