Sentence examples for and therefore lost from inspiring English sources

Ice can prevent marine operations and lead to lost of time and therefore lost of money.

In 1990, Britain joined the European exchange-rate mechanism and therefore lost control of interest rates.

Although we like to think of everyday mirrors as "perfect" reflectors, they aren't: a little bit of light is absorbed (and therefore lost) with each reflection.

The problem with ecological campaigns that often arise at centuries ends is that they are seen as nobly retroactive and therefore lost causes.

The mother in Re B-S – the name of the case – did in fact lose her appeal, and therefore lost her children too: her barrister feels her grounds for appeal were not fully addressed by the court.

Their accounts are reinforced by state records of the city's spending, which show that from 1991 to 1995, it failed to use and therefore lost over $600,000 in funds dedicated to lead problems.

We are willfully becoming poor J.B.R., losing the ability to order and name and therefore losing a connection to and a place in the living world.

The fact that this will end in getting your car repossessed, and therefore losing your job, doesn't really register.

These magnets create an overlapping set of fields that keep the electrically charged gas inside from touching the sides of the tokamak and therefore losing energy.

She had been warned by her predecessors of Assad's use of "bladder diplomacy". He would constantly offer tea and lemonade during negotiations, hoping the other side would call for a bathroom break and therefore lose face.

Will the Home Office embrace the original spirit of the Prevent policy – that without the partnership of all sections of British Muslim communities in counter-terrorism, it becomes an exercise in imposing values and therefore loses effectiveness?