Sentence examples for and therefore given a from inspiring English sources

The government has actively encouraged faith-based education, and therefore given a megaphone to religious voices and fundamentalists.

Great Britain's gold medal champ will instead go on Thursday, having been placed 52nd on the starting roster and therefore given a pass on Rio's first real dog of a day, the rain clinging at the edges all afternoon.

Chris Rogers' team are 68-4 against a Durham attack that has highlighted the rewards on offer if the ball is pitched up and therefore given a chance to misbehave.

"Americans still take biblical and religious arguments very seriously, and therefore give a credence to the Zionist project that Europeans don't," Dr. Jenkins said.

Electric steering doesn't have the same feel as conventional hydraulic systems, but it taxes the engine less and therefore gives a slight nudge to the fuel-economy numbers.

Therefore, the magnitude of the applied electric field and the pulsing frequency can be optimised to suit the physical liquid liquid system, and, therefore, giving a better design of the electrocoalescer.

So, every chain (silsila) needs a cause external to it: an extreme the Necessary Existent Principle which is not caused and therefore gives a foundation to the causal chain without being part of it.

The algorithm has detected that phrases 1 to 3 highlighted by both annotators match each other, while annotator A's phrase 4 does not match anything marked up by annotator B (and therefore gives a value of -1).

Occupancy, on the other hand, is directly affected by both of these variables and therefore gives a more reliable indicator of the amount of a road being used by vehicles.

Probes for ASH are usually designed so that the variant base/point mutation is situated centrally, because centrally placed mismatches have a higher destabilizing effect on the duplex than mismatches at the ends, and therefore give a better discrimination [1] [5].

The latter tends to be less conservative and therefore gives a better balance between type I and type II errors (Verhoeven et al. 2005).