Sentence examples for and therefore almost from inspiring English sources

It's true that the speech, purely as a political performance, was conventional, and therefore almost bearable.

US sanctions meanwhile are in the hands of Congress and therefore almost impossible to reverse in the forseeable future.

But its owner was hidden behind a hosting business and therefore almost impossible to find.

The Bush team wheeled out Lynne Cheney, wife of Dick and therefore almost a Lieberman equivalent, before Mr McCain's committee.

Most vertebrates, such as fish, birds and reptiles (and therefore, almost certainly dinosaurs), have abundant cones in their retinas and can detect a wide spectrum of light.

The most valuable examples, usually paintings, are also the most highly recognizable and therefore almost impossible to resell or to display anywhere.

This metal is used in numerous industrial and consumer products, including stainless steel, magnets, metal plating, coinage, and special alloys, and is therefore almost impossible to completely avoid in daily life.

The high plains found on Triton's eastern hemisphere, such as Cipango Planum, cover over and blot out older features, and are therefore almost certainly the result of icy lava washing over the previous landscape.

The interviews of the national study and our questionnaires were developed in close collaboration and were therefore almost identical.

He sees independence from the extremes as his guiding philosophy, and is therefore almost as quick to buck Democrats as he is to oppose Republicans.

At one rally, Jean-Pierre Léaud, the actor who, as a fifteen-year-old, had played Antoine Doinel in Truffaut's "The 400 Blows" (1959), and was therefore almost the incarnation of the New Wave spirit, gave a speech exhorting the crowd.