Sentence examples for hence much of from inspiring English sources
Hence, much of our garden is largely devoted to drink.
The raid to kill Osama humiliated the army and hence much of the country.
As such garments become easier to buy and care for, they lose their exclusivity and hence much of their appeal.
However, Mr Greenspan himself has argued that surging house prices and massive home-equity extraction explain the fall in America's household saving in recent years, and hence much of the increase in the current-account deficit.
It has been assumed since then that the serious novelist's prime concern is the workings of the human mind, and hence much of the greatest fiction must be termed psychological.
Hence so much of the budget was nakedly political, devoted to wrong-footing Labour's campaign, stealing their better-styled clothes and leaving shadow chancellor Ed Balls short of the cash he needed to fund their flagship projects.
And hence much out of fashion.
"Hence the reason why so much of the fallout has been so drastic.
Since we use the grouped binary data structure, the patients are the effective sample size, hence much bigger degrees of freedom.
Vaccines are of limited efficacy in infants, one of the most vulnerable age groups, and do not exist for bacteria of serogroup B. Hence, much remains to be achieved in terms of vaccine design and the understanding of the pathogenesis of meningococcal disease.
