Sentence examples for and therefore sets from inspiring English sources

No question, I think, that any writer worth his salt is likely to take up his pen precisely because, as a reader, he is unable to find what he likes and therefore sets out to provide it himself.

Her action has no victim and therefore sets back no one's interests.

The Arabic version, preserved in the third chapter of the Theology, by contrast says that it is the 'most excellent philosophers' who described the soul as an entelecheia (using an Arabic transliteration of the Greek word), and therefore sets out to discover in what sense this doctrine is to be understood.

The drilling procedure requires the hole to be entirely filled with water and therefore sets up a hydraulic head in the hole at the end of dry season, when the samples were collected, that is ~5 m higher than the water table of the underlying aquifers.

Daniela Larreal of Venezuela, the first cyclist of the new Olympic competition, finished the course in 35.728 seconds and therefore set an Olympic record.

Her argument was that a growing pressure to be the perfect mother – the breastfeeding mother, the co-sleeping mother, the always-present mother – is a huge step back for the professional lives of women, who can't possibly excel at both and therefore set themselves up for failure.

The monsoon would render many routes impassable, and therefore set an absolute time limitation.

Some argue such voluntary mechanisms are replacing or preventing regulatory initiatives and therefore setting back real corporate responsibility (see McIntosh 2007).

But, owing to a lack of funds, Great Britain will only take skiers to Sochi who are considered "genuine medal prospects" and therefore set their standard at 80 IPCAS points.

They determine the charges a defendant will face, and therefore set the parameters for the eventual punishment a suspect might receive.

In particular, Brazil has expressed the fear that expanding sanctions now will undermine the prospects of a diplomatic solution and therefore set the stage for war later.