as such

1. In that capacity, as in In the director's absence the assistants, as such, were in charge . [c. 1700]

2. In itself, as in The job as such was easy, but required a lot of time . [Mid-1600s]

Example Sentences

Musk has admitted as such, suggesting that Americans would have to suffer immediate "hardship" in exhange for long-term prosperity.

From Salon

This includes establishing whether an interruption to robot co-working it is more difficult for the participant to find the rhythm of co-moving with the robot, which may not be a trust issue as such.

From Science Daily

Monaco remains the jewel in the crown of Formula 1, and as such it is a desirable event to have on the calendar.

From BBC

“Unfortunately for the mortgage world, his policies on tariffs, immigration and tax cuts are all inflationary, and as such, the bond market has been reacting,” she said, noting the current devaluation of bonds.

From Salon

The FA rules note: "Gender reassignment is one of nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010, and as such transsexual people are protected against discrimination."

From BBC