Sentence examples for But is therefore from inspiring English sources

The Dominican Republic is not massively expensive but is therefore full of Canary Islands sorts, just further away, and now with shell braids.

The other drone is more expensive but is therefore also more advanced [25].

Only the list of criteria reported in the review of Golan et al., categorizes criteria according to the principles of allocative justice for rationing health care, i.e. need, maximizing and egalitarian principles, but is therefore limited in scope [ 13].

This study therefore implemented a case definition that incorporates the classification scheme proposed by Del Brutto (17) but is therefore limited by the predictive value of CT scan and serology.

Due to its renal clearance, NT-proBNP also has a much longer in-vivo half time than BNP (1 2 hours versus 20 minutes respectively), which reduces the influence of specific time-frame sampling, but, is therefore less sensitive for acute changes.

This is the more difficult of the options to put on, but is therefore the least likely to come off when you're riding.

In other words, the open societies of the advanced economies create relationships that are optional and voluntary, but are therefore emotionally thinner.

The findings can be seen as contra intuitive, but are therefore possibly even more important.

Many young women who develop breast cancer receive chemotherapy to improve their chance of survival but are therefore at risk of chemotherapy-related amenorrhea, premature ovarian failure and infertility.

The Church has first and foremost a duty to respect the rights of individuals but it is therefore imperative that it respects language and its usage.

Yet these distinctions are not as helpful as they at first appear: history concerns facts, but, because these have to be arranged and explained, the historian "is a dealer, not in certainties, but probabilities, and is therefore a romancer".