Sentence examples for hence out of from inspiring English sources

"They will have a much larger G.D.P. 20 years hence out of which to finance health care for the elderly".

Hence, out of 4,272 women, there were five who possibly had a hip fracture prevented by alendronate.

Notably, for once falling unemployment was the real thing, reflecting growing availability of jobs rather than workers dropping out of the labor force, and hence out of the unemployment measure.

Hence, out of the 13 a priori possible cases only 7 actually are of interest.

Hence, out of the total available demand, the acquired market share depends on the price and delivery time offered by the competing manufacturers.

"He was only 19 but had a clear vision for what he was out to do". Taokaenoi's launch at a 7-Eleven store sputtered when the packs were placed on lower shelves, hence out of sight.

Hence out-of-date images are perpetuated.

Hence, out-of-domain knowledge from other targets is mainly beneficial when not enough in-domain knowledge is available.

It looks like at some point last year (hence the out-of-date 2009 copyright at the bottom), Twitter tried to give the Fail Whale error page a bit of a design overhaul (as it did to much of the rest of its site).

In January 2010, a Universal Health Insurance Program, still to be regulated and implemented, was launched by the Ministry of Health of Peru [ 22], promising that, in the years to come, all Peruvians have access to a prioritized package of health benefits and hence minimize out-of-pocket health spending [ 23, 24].

(Hence a deliciously out-of-context performance of "Sing Me a Song of Social Significance," from the 1937 pro-union revue "Pins and Needles").