Sentence examples for and therefore missing from inspiring English sources

This rise in car finance has resulted in people changing their vehicles more often than they should, and therefore missing out on years of cheaper driving, said Williams.

By trading Fultz and therefore missing out on a potential career and reputation renaissance, the Sixers have officially moved to the front of the line for the worst No. 1 pick of all time.

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Dr. Shelley Wepner, dean of the School of Education at Manhattanville College in Purchase, mentioned the oft-cited benefit of the six-day schedule: Having different classes each week on a day like Monday -- which often falls victim to holidays and teacher conferences -- is better than always having the same subject and therefore missing out on it more often.

This time last year the Wolves made no attempt to hide their concentration on the cup, failing even to finish in the top eight of the Super League and therefore missing out on the play-offs as their form fell away either side of their Wembley win against Huddersfield.

So we took a great interest this week in a series of studies in the British Medical Journal making the case that many medical studies aren't published, and therefore missing from systematic reviews and the decision-making processes of doctors and patients.

The critics missed the larger message about what consumers really seek and therefore missed the point.

Female caregivers in such situations may fail to build the right connections and therefore miss out on leadership positions.

He had showered, changed and departed the stadium shortly after 5pm, and therefore missed Hiddink visiting the changing room post-match to meet his new players.

Humanitarians become caught up trying to help individuals, and therefore miss the larger implications: There are poor people, and there are poor societies.

"I think we've made a little too much of that -- that this president decided to go in light and therefore miss bin Laden," Franks said.