Sentence examples for hence miserable from inspiring English sources
This flexibility, however, may lead to serious over-fitting and hence miserable performance degradation in adverse acoustic conditions such as those with high ambient noises.
The healthy low-cost airlines have no interest in assuming the legacy business model of the hub-and-spoke carriers.Hence the miserable stalemate in which lessors and banks prop up ailing carriers in or near Chapter 11, while armies of lawyers and consultants earn huge fees working on rescue plans that never succeed.
Guy Pearce stars as heroic Victorian inventor Prof Hartdegen, popping forward in his time machine 800,000 years hence to rescue a miserable mankind enslaved by Jeremy Irons' horrible UberMorlock.
We English have never been able to shake off the feeling that, having invented all these games, we should be the world champions, hence our continual disappointment with our miserable performances in Test matches, World Cups and Wimbledon.
That is, that in general, and with the exception of Kosovars and Albanians who are generally younger and hence more optimistic, most people in the Balkans feel pretty miserable.
(I have a miserable time because they're having a miserable time). But at the end of the day they're identified as good workers and hence they're paid 50.
