Sentence examples for hence increasingly from inspiring English sources

Especially for its interrogation at the end: "The trouble lies in that organization also having de-facto control over the online (and hence increasingly offline) lives of more than one billion people.

Island height also affects the magnitude and frequency of disturbance events associated with changes in the TIL water level: islands with smaller statures are more likely to be submerged when water level rises, and are hence increasingly dominated by flood-tolerant plants (e.g. Chinese red pine [Pinus massoniana], Chinese tallow tree [Sapium sebiferum]).

8 Hence, increasingly, there is a role for patients, carers and non-research active clinicians in shaping research agendas.

Hence, increasingly the identification of more specific targets generally expressed within a certain tumor type is a major issue in anticancer research.

Hence, increasingly data is suggestive of SRC chemo resistance, and a deleterious effect of delaying definitive surgery for an ineffective treatment whose toxicity may cause host immunosuppression facilitating disease progression.

Hence our increasingly disillusioned and fickle politics.

Hence the increasingly Mongolian nature of his escapades.

Hence the increasingly frantic calls on him to tack left and woo back the "heartland" voters.

Hence his increasingly apocalyptic descriptions of Britain under the Tories, a place so implausibly grim that only the most tribal Labour voter could recognise it.

As far as chefs are concerned, they're just trying to get rid of the stuff that's destined to die a lingering death while the restaurant has its annual shut-down, hence the increasingly desperate-sounding "specials".

Hence the increasingly desperate theatrics, including enlisting a rumpled Clint Eastwood to chat to an empty chair.But even if the conventions are largely irrelevant to the present election, they are critical to future ones.