Sentence examples for and therefore rather from inspiring English sources

I met him once in a very smart (and therefore rather uncharacteristic) new suit.

But to me, it feels like I am witnessing a series of inscrutable – and therefore, rather powerful – rituals.

The specimen of Regaliceratops is very well preserved – many ceratopsians suffer damage to the frill as despite the size, they are typically thin sheets of bone and therefore rather fragile, and so this fossil is especially impressive.

There was something pathetically British, and therefore rather moving, about how local councillors, local authority officials, civil servants and even Westminster politicians were eager to sell out for so little.

The December 70 call is a popular, and therefore rather liquid, choice.

We know, for instance, that learners often develop knowledge that is highly contextualized and therefore rather inflexible.

The system helped bring order to county boundaries, which had often been set in other states by geographic markers such as rivers, hills, and trees, and were therefore rather irregular.

The Raspberry Pi implementation uses console IO for this purpose and is therefore rather small.

Interestingly, the chelicerae of M. plataleoides lack venom ducts in the fangs and are therefore rather useless in prey capture.

On the whole, absolute age estimates vary considerably and are therefore rather unreliable, while relative age estimates show patterns more consistent with the relative age distribution of SNP-defined haplogroups.

Additionally, the final concentrations in our experiments were doses of 304 μg/l 4-OHT, and were therefore rather low.