Sentence examples for before hence from inspiring English sources
"before hence" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English and can be used in formal or casual writing
For example, "I had been struggling for a while before hence I decided to seek professional help".
They also said something about a music promotion Facebook had done around SXSW years before, hence the URL Facebook.com/music.com/music
To the best of our knowledge, the high temperature destruction kinetic characteristics of nicotine have not been investigated before; hence this study is necessary especially at a time addiction science and tobacco research in general is gaining intense attention.
While it's true that none are making social commentary at the level of Raf Simons, who is building an ambitious code of symbolism and provocation at a mass level, designers like Oliver and the slightly younger ones behind Vaquera belong to a generation that is more engaged with social and political issues than any before (hence the emphasis on diverse runway casting and gender neutral clothing).
These cryptic exons were seen in mice missing the NOVA proteins, where they are expressed in abnormally high levels; in normal mice, these exons have not been seen before, hence they were termed 'cryptic'cryptic
As a result, by 1999 the industry was using nearly three times as much agave as five years before.Hence the tequila drought.
Thus, before making a judicial decision, its 71 members would "sit" before students (hence the Hebrew yeshiva and Aramaic metivta) and study the written and oral (Halakha) law.
Many white people had traversed Kentucky before Boone; hence, the legend that he was its discoverer needs qualification.
The lecturer's assignment is to arrange and prepare the lecture before teaching, hence enabling students' enhanced learning.
Ours is on the 18-19th November 2010 in London, theirs is just before ours (hence, "the first event of its kind") on the 15-17th November 2010 in Washington.
Breakfast clubs were detentions held not on Saturdays, but in the mornings before school – hence the name – presumably to accommodate the schedules of high-achieving students (and their ambitious parents) with lots of after-school activities.
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