Sentence examples for considerable therefore from inspiring English sources

The range in these properties is considerable; therefore the statements are comparative with the general properties of all the other elements.

The outflow of medical staff has been considerable; therefore, many hospitals, including designated emergency hospitals, have been forced to close.

In summary, the total indirect costs of PSS, which included caregiver burden, productivity losses, and opportunity costs, are considerable; therefore, the overall economic burden of PSS may be underestimated if indirect cost estimates are not considered.

The overall importance of such individual differences for group outcomes are likely to be considerable, therefore future modelling and theoretical efforts may benefit from a better understanding of the nature and extent of individual variation in animal groups.

It is also accepted that the activity of intrinsic tongue muscles induced by chewing is considerable, therefore the patients are urged not to chew during the FDG uptake phase.

There is considerable interest therefore in developing novel methods to improve bioavailability of drugs administered transdermally.

To a considerable extent, therefore, African Americans attribute outcomes to procedural bias, while whites are more willing to attribute them to character flaws of blacks.

There was considerable surprise, therefore, when Mr. Romney went to Congress last week with a proposal, approved by the White House, to strengthen the Federal law for open communi ties.

It is to his considerable credit, therefore, that under the spotlights of the San Siro, Rooney can shut out everything else in the pursuit of victory.

To a considerable degree, therefore, a historical survey of that development is also an introduction to the state of contemporary Christian thought about Mary.

But so far as I know, it will '-.e quite impossible, under such circumstances, to obtain agreement among Defense Counsel, and considerable danger therefore exists that counsel who make their pleas later will be under pressure of time.