Sentence examples for hence arose from inspiring English sources

Hence arose the need for stronger and more-numerous horses.

In his own garden, in a valley on the bank of the river Sangu, he cultivated tea, and hence arose the name of the company.

Hence arose the desire to know which manager has achieved promotion on the most occasions?" "Apparently Nigeria's hunt for a new manager led them Clement Temile, manager of the Molten Spartan South Midlands League Division One side Kentish Town," writes Andrew Gillespie.

Hence arose the necessity of a different organization.

Hence arose the use of the herb which the Cretans call ἄσπληνος, as a cure for those affected with enlarged spleen.

Emerson, paraphrasing Goethe's paraphrase of Spinoza, wrote: "Hence arose the saying, 'If I love you, what is that to you?' We say so, because we feel that what we love is not in your will, but above it.

"Hence arises the strange indulgence which is shown to bankrupts".

Hence arises what Schiller called the "non-determining" character of art, as opposed to the "determining" character of oratory; and hence the justifiable suspicion of "political poetry"—political poetry being, proverbially, bad poetry.

The need hence arises to accurately determine the radiation burden of pacemaker devices for radiotherapy patients, given the limited tolerance of such devices reported by manufacturers and select the best treatment parameters during the design of their treatment plan.

Hence arises a general inconvenience.

An omitted variable bias could hence arise from failing to control for the persistence of migration.