Sentence examples for hence embracing from inspiring English sources
Similarly, although the statistical significance was marginal due to the small number of cases, there is intriguing evidence that those choosing a civil marriage and hence embracing more secular values and less subject to the church's influence had lower birth transition rates than those who were married in church.
Conventional wisdom holds that Republican candidates will have to cater to conservative voters to win the nomination and hence avoid embracing the positions that climate change is caused by humans and that government should do something about it.
Hence, Wolf embraces the title, The Reason View.
Hence, Bok embraces a conditional analysis of free will.
Hence more dentists are embracing the single visit procedure particularly in the Teaching Hospitals.
What Mr Welch cared about was quality—hence his embrace of the Six Sigma programme for total-quality management.
Hence their embrace of the coming 50p tax, which independent studies show will see less money raised (and, ergo, a greater burden placed on the poor).
BMW built a couple of hydrogen-powered supercars, only to find them no cleaner than clunkers from the days before catalytic converters.Hence the embrace of fuel cells, which extract chemical energy from hydrogen without resorting to combustion.
The result of all this is that the supposedly sober, serious people are actually radicals insisting that we can make the economy work in ways that it has never worked in the past — hence the embrace of magical thinking on expansionary austerity and the power of structural reform.
Hence it cannot be produced by an empty and dull mind; hence those artists who embrace the creed of pure art or art for art's sake, and close their hearts to the troubles of life and the cares of thought, are found to be wholly unproductive, or at most rise to the imitation of others or to an impressionism devoid of concentration.
Hence the as-designed fibAu_h sample with a target-size embracing dimension provides good discrimination ability for distinguishing virus of various sizes or virus strains.
