By Doing in a Sentence?

By Doing in a Sentence?

"We are being innovative by doing this. By doing this, did Biden allow Thomas's confirmation? By doing this, he's not a threat to throw. By doing this, license costs will decrease.

Can I start a sentence with by doing this?

The sentence is perfectly correct. In this particular case 'By' is synonymous to 'As a result of': By doing this, that happens = As a result of doing this, that happens (e.g. 'By eating too many burgers, he became obese'). By the way, there are numerous uses of 'By' at the start of sentence, but that's another story...

How do you use doing in a sentence?

Doing sentence example
  1. "What are you doing ," he finally asked. ...
  2. They should be doing an ultrasound in a couple of weeks. ...
  3. God, he's probably never heard anyone doing that! ...
  4. What are you doing up at this hour? ...
  5. You're doing a great job. ...
  6. Maybe she thinks I'm the only thing keeping you from doing that.
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