Sentence examples for back and therefore from inspiring English sources

At time t2, the tail is still one vertex back, and therefore the wave train, still containing one wavelength, now spans one current spatial grid spacing.

A shock Tiger Woods bulletin, posted on the first day of that month, explained that the golfer had recently undergone surgery on a nerve in his back and therefore would not be appearing at the 78th edition of the Masters.

"I am now pretty committed to the fact that you cannot go back and therefore we have to think about how we make sure we have the most sustainable economy and society," he said.

Dr. Lauerman believes aspirin before and after can also help as well as "a long, hot shower the night before and the morning of the trip". Dr. Mulholland, however, believes that vague discomfort serves as a warning to get up and exercise your back and therefore should not be suppressed.

This value erosion will reverse as confidence comes back, and therefore, the preferred market has more turnaround potential than exists in the bond market.

In the Pure Aero, the oblong shape of the grommets at 6 and 12 o'clock create more "snap back" and therefore additional spin, using similar research for specialized technology.

Richard Broughton, an IHS Technology analyst, contends that a combined Vodafone/Liberty Global would create another pan-European player that could compete at scale for sports rights with the right backing and therefore threaten Sky.

LLLT addresses the underlying cause of back pain restoring healthy tissues and enabling sufferers to engage meaningfully and pain-free in an exercise rehab program to strengthen their backs and therefore prevent future occurrences and also get off unhelpful and unsafe pain medications.

Perhaps more importantly, it has the backing (and therefore clout) of VSP, the country's largest vision insurance company.

This type of monoblock design has a lower stiffness than a cup with a solid metal backing, and therefore allows a more physiological and uniform load transfer to the surrounding bone (Bobyn et. al 2004).

Stress and constant tension can lead to tight back muscles, and therefore a hunched back.