Sentence examples for and therefore refused from inspiring English sources
Many labeled the film "anti-Polish" and therefore refused to see it.
The new power centres were reluctant to see the process continue and therefore refused to allow further segmentation and subinfeudation.
NBCOlympics.com, for example, failed to recognize Chrome and therefore refused to play its videos, but that will change; nobody ignores Google these days.
Brenner, by contrast, didn't want to change herself to fit the situation and therefore refused to experiment with behaviors that felt unnatural to her.
The Home Office sought further information on 7 July and on 10 August it responded that it "cannot be satisfied from the documents available" that Lamb held British citizenship, and therefore refused her application to renounce.
Specifically, the exact concept of technologies embedded in the patients' surrounding environment implies a strong impact on their everyday life, which can be perceived as a limitation to autonomy and privacy, and therefore refused or even openly opposed by the final users.
Why is it that when the British leave in 1948 the Jewish population requires a state all on its own and therefore refuses the partition of Palestine.
Agencies struggling to contain the outbreak took the international media to task for reporting an inflated figure, causing locals to view Ebola centres as no more than a place to die and therefore refuse to report symptoms.
Those concerned to respect the productions of other cultures are apt not to distinguish these things, thinking that social significance is enough to confer artistic merit, and therefore refusing to allow comparisons on the mistaken ground that doing so implies disrespect.
The situation could be aggravated if the dealers themselves feel unable to sell the vehicles due to the higher prices and, therefore, refuse to purchase vehicles from car manufacturers.
One way in which they can fail is if private individuals are insufficiently enlightened or virtuous and therefore refuse to accept the restrictions on their own conduct which the collective interest requires.
