Sentence examples for and hence how from inspiring English sources

But both Mr. Bremmer and Mr. Roubini question how real the political response will be — and hence how much true economic impact it will have.

Ever keen to soak up as many experiences as possible – hence his lead in the 2007 West End/Broadway revival of Equus and hence How to Succeed… – Radcliffe has been studying how the director goes about his craft.

The metrics used in such a rating would mean that countries would be judged on their default risk, as well as on how ethical (and hence how Islamic) their economies are.

"I wanted to create a space where people would not be judged by what they order and, hence, how much money they have," said Mr. Gessler, who also owns several high-end restaurants around town.

Taking a cut of the resulting revenues will help Ryanair to keep its ticket prices down, according to Michael O'Leary, the firm's boss.But it is uncertain just how popular, and hence how lucrative, in-flight calling will be.

Start with the proposition that there is a legitimate left-right divide in U.S. politics, built around a real issue: how extensive should be make our social safety net, and (hence) how much do we need to raise in taxes?

Sometimes the form is important because an author was constrained by practice or academic statute to use it, as with disputations and Sentences commentaries; hence, how an author comes to use or manipulate a given form for his own ends is a significant part of understanding the text.

Interpersonal disagreement and personal uncertainty in belief and attitude thus differ essentially in that "the former is concerned with how matters are truthfully to be described and explained; the latter is concerned with how they are to be favored or disfavored, and hence with how they are to be shaped by human efforts" (1944, 4).

I was one of Ashley's suggested interviewees (hence how jilted and bitter I am – for a brief, hopeful moment I thought that pre-8am blowdry was mine – that I was robbed).

The examples illustrate how the images were introduced, how they were used to coordinate subsequent design discussions, hence how they evolved, and how short-hand references to them were incorporated into the team's 'jargon'jargon

(C2) This is a further example of how patients' and families' perceptions of the broader care system influence their decisions about care management, and hence of how they stay safe while also achieving effective treatment.