Sentence examples for due therefore from inspiring English sources

A personal thank you is due, therefore, to the 55 or so per cent whose votes have held us together.

The lack of abundant, full-glacial, eolian silt deposition in the loess stratigraphic record of central Alaska may be due, therefore, to a mimimal ability of the landscape to trap loess, rather than a lack of available eolian sediment.

"The Saudi official authorities shall investigate the matter and will give all parties their due; therefore they should rest assured that justice shall be attained," the official, Dr Saddaqa Yehyia Fadel, told the BBC Arabic Service.

The fluorescence patterns we observed were primarily due, therefore, to the localisation and, to some extent, the fluorescent properties of these uncleaved forms.

In due course, therefore, the requirement that motorists blow into a breathalyser will seem as quaint as the idea of using chicken entrails as diagnostic tools.

In the Northern Hemisphere at noon, the Sun is due south; therefore, the pigeon whose internal clock said it was noon should fly away from the Sun.

Attention is therefore due to this subject.

Aren't we, therefore, due a change of luck?

He was therefore due to be deported back to Tunisia.

They are closed for the somewhat arbitrary period of 84 years and therefore due for release in 2047.

Brennan says this agreement suggests the company's interns are, in fact, "workers", and therefore due the minimum wage.