Sentence examples for a budget therefore from inspiring English sources

Picking a budget therefore involves choosing how much risk we're prepared to take of overheating the planet.

Popular gave Pohl a very low budget, therefore most manuscripts submitted to Super Science Stories had already been rejected by the higher-paying magazines.

Wednesday's budget therefore looks to be one where all three parties have the potential to take a serious tumble.

The available budget therefore determines the timeframe of the extent when emission reductions are required (e.g. in short, medium and long-term).

Vaccinating all groups at high risk of invasive pneumococcal disease with the 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine would have a large impact on budgets, therefore targeting specific high risk groups may be more attractive although this would require general practitioners to identify subgroups among those at increased risk.

My understanding is that the health-care reform bill has been categorized by the Senate as a budget measure, and therefore (as in the House) a simple majority will bring it home; it cannot be stopped by forty Senate votes.

The national budgets therefore have a much broader scope than in countries where most economic activity is in the private sphere.

Schools within a university maintain their own research budgets, therefore are not incentivized to promote active sharing of research information.

A substantial amount of carbon and nutrients is also accumulated in sediments and this has becomes an unaccounted portion in the global carbon and nutrient budgeting; therefore, assessment of sedimentary carbon and nutrient pools is highly important to fill the gaps in the global dataset (Kristensen et al. 2008).

Emission factors for PCDD/PCDF determined from open combustion are used to estimate national emission budgets; therefore, it is important to have confidence in their accuracy.

This collective power grab — I really don't think that's too strong a phrase — isn't actually about security; it's about organizations like the NSA concluding that since they can use new technology and novel legal interpretations to increase their power (and their budgets), therefore it's imperative that they do.