Sentence examples for hence coming from inspiring English sources

Situations in the separated roundabout with the lowest yielding rate to cyclists occur when the motorist exits the roundabout at the same time as cyclists are riding in the circulating direction and hence coming from the right.

Hence, coming August 1914 Britain chose to side with France and Russia against Germany instead of the other way round.

This occurs around the age when people are more likely to be travelling and hence coming into contact with new strains.

Hence, coming from a subcellular point of view it might appear counterintuitive that whole cell behavior should be reducible to two or three levels at all.

However, within a given set of groups that were treated within the same time period (hence, coming from the same genetic line), the survival rates were largely dependent on the caesium activity in the leaves.

While listening to this debate yet again I am struck by the extent to which it is the wrong question we are asking, and hence coming up with the wrong answer.

Hence comes the struggle to rid the world of evil and accomplish the redemption of both the cosmos and history.

The last king of Kaḍiri was Kertajaya, who reduced the power of the Brahmans and hence came into conflict with them.

The Dutch attempted to restore their rule in Indonesia and hence came into conflict with the republican government, whose influence was still confined to Java and Sumatra.

But a good shield can deflect many a sword, and hence comes AlphaShield, a hardware firewall said by its eponymous manufacturer to be "100percentt unhackable" and backed by a 100percentt money-back guarantee.

With this end in view and also in order to gratify their audience, they tended to expatiate on the former glories of Greek cities; hence came the encomiastic associations that eventually clung to the term panegyric.