Sentence examples for deal hence from inspiring English sources

But everyone here expects a package deal, hence the period needed to negotiate everything from Parliament speaker to minister of youth and sports.

It is not quite a done deal, hence the club was hoping to underline their credentials with an eye-catching turnout at the cavernous, 65,438-seat Citrus Bowl.

"The warning reflects growing frustration in U.K. automotive and manufacturing over the inability of a fractured government and Parliament to spell out what it wants in terms of a post Brexit trade deal - hence increasing the risk of 'no deal'.

Nokia has been facing ongoing tax proceedings in India which was presumably holding up the deal — hence the workaround, with Nokia noting that it has entered into a service agreement with Microsoft to produce mobile devices for Microsoft.

Mr. Weprin is fond of package deals, hence his conviction that New York City's looming budget deficit can be ameliorated by a combination of trims and taxes.

TfL's first priority under Johnson was to make as much money as fast as possible from its property deals: hence the zero "affordable" portion in the Earls Court redevelopment so far and a concentration on sites in expensive areas.

More people are turning to their cell phones to not only shop but also to use store locators, coupons and deals, hence make sure that the site renders correctly across all platforms.

Unless Boris Johnson and lead Brexit negotiator David Davis stop babbling about possible trade deals years hence outside the EU and become unexpectedly non-ideological and nimble – and Theresa May and home secretary, Amber Rudd, very pragmatic about immigration – British science is about to be very badly hurt.

Full of soaring cantilevers, cavernous, uninterrupted chambers and elegantly tapered ribs and columns, Calatrava's buildings show off a great deal - hence his suitability for icon-making.

Reducing politics to a science or anything approaching it is a good deal harder, hence the pro-and-con atmospherics — Tea Party supporters in one cluster, Obama supporters in another during the populist portion of the president's visit to the region before decidedly less-modest stops in New York.

But mobile device technology was tougher to deal with, hence the delay.