Sentence examples for hence than from inspiring English sources

It appears that we shall not be wiser a generation hence than we are now.

Laski's contributions to political thought will be more fairly judged a generation hence than they can be today.

Higher interest rates mean higher debt service costs, which in turn raise the budget deficit--which could make it even tougher for Italy to qualify for EMU two years hence than it is today.

For this approach, we assume that the correspondence satisfies a certain notion of increasingness (Calciano [16]) weaker than that of Veinott [5], hence than that of Stouti [14].

Lowe, Siegel, et al. employed "quantum dots", which are about 20 nm in diameter and hence slower than smaller molecules and much brighter than conventional fluorophores.

Hence, more than one-step may control the adsorption process.

Hence, more than 35m people carry such a plump purse.

Hence fewer than 15percentt of all French people above 80 are in some form of institution.

Hence, more than ever, intellectuals should learn from the movements from below.

Hence, rather than a constant design impact force, a variable design impact force should be used.

Hence, rather than being dichotomous, both coding schemes are based on the same representational mechanism.