Sentence examples for and therefore stood from inspiring English sources

To help pay for last year's Takashi Murakami exhibition, the museum solicited hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from art galleries that represented the artist and therefore stood to gain from any related career boost.

For example, the company wrote in a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission that "during most of 2007, we maintained a net short subprime position and therefore stood to benefit from declining prices in the mortgage market".

"I was surrounded by girls in much shorter dresses then me, albeit they were shorter, and therefore stood out less in the crowd, but it was still frustrating," she wrote.

The tuna plate -- a triple bill of tuna tartare, tuna carpaccio and spicy tuna roll -- is inoffensive and therefore stands out from the rest of the pack.

It is important to recognise that this is a study carried out by a company which specialises in recruitment and therefore stands to profit from this campaign.

However, the Savile catastrophe resulted from an item that wasn't broadcast (the earlier Newsnight investigation into his behaviour) and therefore stands as a rare editorial warning against caution.

Frost says out of 10 boys that Models 1 might initially sign, only three or four move from new faces to the main board – where established models are grouped – and therefore stand the test of time.

(The traditional reason why right-handed catchers predominate is because most batters are right-handed and therefore stand to the left of home plate, so a left-handed catcher is blocked from throwing out base runners).

To answer these questions, we must recognize that each company faces its own type of problem and, therefore, stands to benefit uniquely.

The unit, million disparity estimations per second (MDE/s), is the product of the number of pixels, disparity levels, and frame-rate and therefore, stands for the overall computational speed.

QUESTION 1: Do we want to admit that Suspensions and Expulsions are actually a predictor of future incarceration in America and therefore stand against this practice altogether?