Sentence examples for ever hence from inspiring English sources

Dice says it wants to focus on making Battlefield 3, the next game in the popular series, "the best Battlefield ever," hence the cancellation.

Aspies are people with Asperger's Syndrome, a mental disorder that allows its victims to concentrate on one thing, exclusively, forever and ever, hence important technological inventions like the phone and the car.

Hence their suggestion, ever so politely put, that any country that fails to ratify should leave the Union.

Hence, the small, if ever so slightly risky, strategy of situating the complex at sea-level.

Simon is more powerful than ever -- hence the more frequent unanimous decisions I think we've been seeing.

Battin explained via email that growing up in Las Vegas, the need to conserve water was ever-present, hence his fascination with this problem in particular.

Such thickness and porous-structure dependences of the responses are attributed to the ever-decaying light intensity (and hence ever-decreasing photo-generated carrier concentration) in the films along the depth from the films' surface.

It's an unashamed temple of opulence, apparently inspired by every foreign holiday its architect-owner has ever taken - hence the choice between "Mediterranean", "Caribbean" and "Asian" decor in the suites.

'We've been mates ever since.' Hence, it was Hirst who provided the cover for Strummer's 1999 comeback album, Rock Art and the X-Ray Style, the record which announced the end of what Strummer terms his '11-year breather' following his 1988 solo album, Earthquake Weather.

However, increased security means that they have to roam ever more widely (hence raids in Tokyo and Dubai); and Pierrat thinks that eventually they will have to revert to more sophisticated tactics.

Although the detainees themselves have largely given up hope of ever getting out — hence the hunger strike — one of their lawyers, David Remes, says, "I keep telling them that it is a lot better to be in Group A than Group B".