Sentence examples for he could therefore from inspiring English sources

But Rubio decided that the question was hostile and that he could therefore evade it.

He could therefore have only a limited future as a character.

He could, therefore, be hauled before the special court which investigates alleged ministerial wrongdoing.

If he should dare to be both minister and columnist, he could therefore trouser a whopping £393,789.

He could, therefore, declare the person righteous, or "justify" him, even though the person was still a sinner.

He could therefore see "nothing in the spirit or the scope of the Sexual Offences Act which would lead to the exemption altogether of conduct in the theatre".

Except that he could, and therefore should, be prime minister?

Dr Kelly told the foreign affairs select committee that he did not recognise much of the material in Gilligan's submission and that he could not therefore be sure that he was the key source.

No lens could today, no lens ever could; therefore, he had to refocus and put things where he wanted.

Tévez and his advisers believe that none of the five reasons given by Manchester City for upholding the charge of misconduct is correct, and that Mancini's assertion immediately after the game that he refused to play could therefore equate to defamation.

This, as the journalist Alf Young observed, made the SNP leader "five sixths a unionist", but the story he told was large and could therefore contain multitudes.