Sentence examples for even hence from inspiring English sources

"All even numbers greater than 2 are composite; 1058 is greater than 2; 1058 is even; hence 1058 is composite" is a perfectly good deduction, despite not being formalized.

The model assumes that pharmaceutical firms are profit maximisers, they have fixed costs, break-even (hence the inverse elasticity formula has no constant in the numerator on the right hand side of (2), and our back-calculations are lower end estimates), and marginal costs are not zero.

So a stolen stone that's recovered even years hence would still be an asset to its insurance company owner.

Triceps tendon injury itself is a rare condition and combined injuries are even rarer, hence, there is no clinical treatment guideline for these combined injuries.

In fact, if anything, the younger demographic has moved even faster, hence SuperAwesome's decision to launch a premium mobile ad network targeting kids, while also helping app publishers wean themselves off spammy in-app purchases.

He hopes to go even bigger: hence the operation to remove scar tissue.

Meeting President Obama changed my life for the better, because I realized that if I could achieve the goal of performing for the President of the United States, then I had to set my goals even higher!" Hence, Carnegie Hall.

When calcium deposits become extensive, the gallbladder acquires a bluish hue and becomes fragile, even brittle – hence the term "porcelain gallbladder".

Replacing these 2-chains with [ P1 : P3] and [ P2 : P4] replaces two odd paths in B with two even paths; hence, cannot be optimal.

Since the difference of 6 and 4 is 2 (an even number), hence we can apply the above identity to evaluate it.

Hence, "even the Rhinos....".