Sentence examples for hence say from inspiring English sources

Hence, say, Alphonzo becoming Funzy.

Hence, say some, the need to gag him once and for all.Political commentators have often predicted Mr Malema's fall.

A year hence, say analysts such as Steve Usher of Jardine Fleming Securities in Tokyo, operating profits should reach around ¥100 billion-130 billion.

Hence, say many experts, the often lame weather excuse was a legitimate factor this time around.

We can hence say that the origin of extant scorpions lies in the Carboniferous Period.

Hence, Say and colleagues reported in a review how preferences for participation could change, but there was no clear pattern regarding patients' willingness to participate in decision-making due to the illness experience.

Hence, said Mosley, the need for a statutory-backed tribunal.

Hence, said Justice Scalia, to assume that laws are reasonable and coherent (as the Legal Process school did) is to deny the realities of the legislative process and to give short shrift to the very possibility of legislative compromise.

So why have many hospitals been missing their waiting time target and, hence, said to be in crisis?

Hence, says Madhva, "The Lord is the real doer, and the cause of the soul's activity".

Hence, says Kleinrock, the first message on the Internet was "lo", as in "lo and behold!" They were able to do the full login about an hour later.