Sentence examples for hence spend from inspiring English sources

Most amphibians have a biphasic life cycle, hence spend part of their life in water and because of their often thin and permeable skin (Duellman & Trueb, 1986) it seems reasonable that chemical signals might play an important role at least in the early stages of amphibian life histories (e.g. Jungblut, Pozzi, & Paz, 2012; Schulte et al., 2011).

If lower capital spending and pressure on the export sector reduce overall employment growth, that will quickly dampen income and hence spending.

It found that they counted as "unserved" customers who in fact had access to wireless 3G networks, and hence spent a lot of money on customers who already had access to at least some form of broadband.CAF promises to bridge this "rural-rural divide", in which some have access to state-of-the-art broadband and others have nothing.

Put another way, with less predictability in the supply chain, managers' attention span is less likely to fully cover green issues within their operations, hence, spending less time and resources on environmental management.

Hence, spending for personnel does not make the HCA more competitive and patients cross the borders of the region notwithstanding the monetary efforts of their resident HCA in providing services.

We have seen, since 2007, that the fall of the stock market - and also house prices - has had a major impact on consumer confidence in the UK and hence spending in the economy.

When asset values fall, those who own them are poorer, hence they spend less and save more.

Hence I spend a day shuttling between the Atomic Testing Museum, the Mob Museum and the Pinball Hall of Fame.

Hence they spend their time trying to get their loved ones to 'act normal.' Trying to get them to remember and do things they will never be able to remember or do.

Adults with a better cold resistance would better endure cold nights and likely be active earlier in the day, hence can spend more time foraging and engaging in reproductive activities [37].

Hence, they spend less on food and borrow less often, except from Village Credit programs.