Sentence examples for hence into a from inspiring English sources

But at no point does Socrates let that veneration turn into an attribution of authority to the ancients, and hence into a belief that etymology is a route to establishing the truth.

The ensuing tsunami of corporate cash could turn every election hence into a series of virtual slave auctions, with victory guaranteed only to those candidates who most effectively grovel at the feet of the best-heeled lobbyists.

It would be an exciting challenge to integrate cooperative and collaborative features into authentic problem scenarios and hence, into an authentic office simulation.

And recently he had apposted himself "Captain" of a self-initiated "neighbour-hoode watche," so I happily nodded and hence drifted into a fast slumber which ended abruptly and with a start at the sound of Sherlock's welping call-to-arms—.

This is echoed in the Greenfield report: "The most successful measures have been those that are sustained, part of a strategic plan and hence integrated into a series of other measures, rather than stand-alone special measures for women".

The analysis suggests that the tyre pressure of 35psi with the spring stiffness of 26,000 N/m and damper of damping coefficient 418 N-s/m, maximize the SN ratio and reduce the deviation in RC due to mass, hence resulting into a robust design.

Hence, investigations into a possible role of Caspase-2 in cell migration and anoikis, but also genomic stability, appear warranted.

Condition 3 (zero): alginate is not cross-linked and hence turns into a soluble gel [ 26, 27] that easily moves out from the sheet and is smoothly dispersed throughout the abdominal cavity.

Given that the extent of uncertainty translates into the magnitude of the risk and hence into the price tag of adaptation measures, uncertainty ironically is a source of actionable knowledge rather than an indicator of ignorance.

They translate directly into policy, and hence into real outcomes for real people.

And Borlaug, now 93, is an agronomist who has spent his life in labs and nonprofits, seldom walking onto the media stage, and hence into our consciousness, at all.