Sentence examples for and therefore essentially from inspiring English sources

Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray "only care about winning," but Beşiktaş is "essentially irrational, and therefore essentially human".

His films suggest that he believes that there are such things — that he's a sort of natural moralist and, therefore, essentially conservative.

To do this, the useful ranking information of the normalized fuzzy weighting functions is utilized in order to give a denser subdivision of the normalized fuzzy weighting function space and therefore essentially yields the proposed ranking-based switching mechanism.

The MFR scheme can be viewed as an improvement and extension of previous results named largest membership function (LMF) scheme concerned with piece-wise quadratic Lyapunov function (PQLF) approach, since it provides a denser subdivision of normalized membership function space and therefore essentially yields less conservative results.

The proposed controller can be viewed as an improvement of previous results concerned with the homogenous polynomials approach, since it presents a denser subdivision of the joint space of multi-instant normalized membership functions and therefore essentially yields an efficient multi-instant switching mechanism for the first time.

Towleroad's headline, "Davey Wavey wants you to show some f*cking respect to older gay men -- WATCH," was irresistible for this older gay man, being 37 years old and therefore essentially ghosted by the greater gay community of Washington, D.C. about seven years ago.

He analyzed historical stock-price movements and came to the conclusion that stock prices follow a ""—a statistical term that is used to describe a data series whose mean and variance changes over time and is therefore essentially unpredictable.

This component seems intended to give employers an incentive to offer health insurance, and to level the playing field between employers that do not offer insurance -- and are therefore essentially paying lower wages -- and those that do.

Both to avenge the death of the man she loved and to finish the mission that he started, Susan — who, despite her extraordinary physical skills (she was first in her agent-school class), has remained in the basement from the day she started and has never been in the field, and is therefore essentially anonymous — volunteers to take over where no other agent can go.

In 1994, Murray, a political scientist, co-wrote The Bell Curve, which claims that, in the words of a New Yorker review, "race and class differences are largely caused by genetic factors and are therefore essentially immutable".

The natural history of these asymptomatic lesions has not been studied and is therefore essentially unknown, but many of these may be indolent over time and never generate symptoms or disease without screening.