Sentence examples for and therefore be able from inspiring English sources

Out says: "What will change is that we will be able to control our borders and therefore be able to plan for the number of homes we need".

He was polite, friendly and clever enough to have looked me up on the internet and therefore be able to quote my own articles back at me.

Jennifer King, of T-Mobile Online, says: "This is because T-Mobile won't be able to recognise what handset is being used and therefore be able to provide an optimised version of the game".

He added: "If we had a full range of DNA samples for virtually everybody, we could probably do a lot of matching and therefore be able to return something to the families that very much want that.

"The law school residence will enable us to expand our housing stock and therefore be able to house our graduate and transfer students," said David W. Leebron, dean of the law school.

In addition, by 2012 Oxford believes teachers will have two years of running the syllabus and will be familiar with content and student performance, and therefore be able to predict those getting the A* with more confidence.

Isoflavones and lignans are phytoestrogens, and therefore, are able to bind to and activate estrogen receptors.

But the rise of internet-connected devices is nothing new and is part of the internet of things, which is the concept of ordinary items being connected to the internet and therefore being able to communicate with other devices.

This approach has the advantage of having highly spatially resolved temperature and flow fields and therefore being able of determining heat fluxes.

More interesting possibilities had to await the testing of materials that could slow light much more, and therefore were able to exert a stronger pull when they were moving.

Either she just did not look at the detail and therefore is able to say that in the Guardian, or she did look at the detail and decided that tribalism should trump truth".