Sentence examples for has therefore come from inspiring English sources
The time has therefore come for harsher measures.
Human triumph over the surly forces of destiny has therefore come to be favoured.
The time has therefore come for Congress to update the 1970 Clean Air Act, last significantly revised in 1990 by President Bush's father.
Structuralist aesthetics has therefore come under increasing criticism, not only for its pedantry but also for its failure to make genuine contact with the works of art to which it is applied.
The time has therefore come, Ferguson concludes, to revive Paul Kennedy's term "imperial overstretch," but to apply it now to the gap that exists between the domestic obligations Americans have taken on and their unwillingness to pay for them: this could be the Achilles' heel of their empire.
He has therefore come up with a list of 14 targets for 2020, including ensuring all its natural ingredients are traceable and sustainably sourced, compared to just under half today, and that 70% of its packaging does not come from fossil fuels, compared to 30% today.
We have therefore come to the conclusion that the only way to resolve this issue would be to allow every member to express their view in a secret ballot.
"We have therefore come to the conclusion that the only way to resolve this issue would be to allow every member to express their view in a secret ballot," the letter said, according to the BBC.
It must have therefore come as a relief to Mr Erdogan that President Barack Obama once again refrained from using the "G-word" in his annual message to the Armenians.
I have therefore come to the conclusion that we need a new settlement to secure our higher education sector without placing an ever higher, ever more unfair and ever more unsustainable burden through tuition fees on students and their families when they can least afford it.
"I have therefore come to the conclusion that Liverpool City Council can no longer support the big society initiative, as a direct consequence of your funding decisions".
