Sentence examples for hence someone from inspiring English sources

Hence someone with a world view who was also media savvy seemed to be ideal to help the company move into the digital age.

Hence someone like Ms. Mattila, deciding that a role is no longer right for her and causing a company to scramble for a replacement.

Hence, someone's level of intelligence, for example, could be literally "read off" from the size of a particular bump on his posterior parietal lobe.

For any individual, the Frailty Index is the number of deficits present, divided by the number of deficits counted, here 40: hence someone with 6 deficits would have a Frailty Index of 0.15.

A few years hence, when someone gets to writing the book "While America Slept," these primative histories will provide source material about a country where the exercise of democracy became an entertainment -- reality programming for cable news channels.

Two hundred years hence, may someone somewhere hold in their hands a document from 2021, in wonder, because it was written during Year Six of the climate revolution, when all the old inevitabilities were finally being swept aside, when we seized hold of possibility and made it ours.

(The Value Problem) 2) Hence, if someone does not care about well-being, or cares only about his own and not about the well-being of others, there is no way to argue that he is wrong from the point of view of science.

(The Value Problem) 2) Hence, if someone does not care about health, or cares only about his own and not about the health of others, there is no way to argue that he is wrong from the point of view of science.

Hence when someone has an experience of something brown, something like brownness is instantiated, but in the experience itself, not an object.

Hence when someone wants our time our natural propensity is to jump.

Hence, if someone had antibodies after vaccination, these were also assumed to provide lifelong protection.