Sentence examples for hence give from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, Steiner also speaks of the "sheer incapacity of the 'normal' mind to imagine and hence give active belief to the enormities of the circumstance".
Magazines, marriage books, and general sexual folklore reinforce these demanding ideals, which cannot always be met and hence give rise to anxiety, guilt, and feelings of inadequacy.
That might be a pity, but nevertheless you still get mostly unknown bands - local or not - that try to build up a fan base and hence give all their energy to satisfy the audience.
If a country is a large enough player in coal export markets, then cutting back exports will increase prices for internationally traded coal, and hence give importers an incentive to use less.
The latest foolishness is the General Accounting Office's projection of a trillion-dollar-a-year budget deficit a decade hence, give or take a hundred billion; a couple of years ago, scientific-sounding estimates had us splashing about in a surplus of a trillion or more.
Each gives its own account of interactions, and hence gives different meaning to the principle.
Towards the novel's end, we find him sullen because jobless, and hence given to wearing 'the darkest shirts he owned, with pants that were charcoal black'.
Hence, given the challenges of doing business in Shanghai, the growing prevalence of FISHTAIL (Failed in ShangHai; Try Again In London).
The total transmission is hence given by (13).
The growth of X s is hence given approximately by.
