Sentence examples for hence the insistence from inspiring English sources

Firstly, they do not want this soap opera to become a rival attraction to a World Cup still being hosted by England, hence the insistence that there will be no rush to blame.

Most irredentist causes instinctively understand that you need an ethnic minority across the border to claim as your own — hence the insistence by some Bulgarians that Macedonians in fact speak a Bulgarian dialect, while some Serbians would prefer to believe that Macedonian is just a dialect of Serbian.

In this sense, it may be that OnePage wants to become a sort-of social network in itself, hence the insistence on making others signup to use the contact features.

Hence the insistence that while some relaxation of BSE monitoring was now acceptable, there should be no reduction in efforts to understand CJD.

Hence, for instance, the insistence on clarifying in advance which managers would occupy which slots.Hence, too, a determination to centralise and control decisions that might otherwise chip away at cohesion.

(Hence the very vocal insistence on the part of many Jewish professors that criticism of Israel and anti-Semitism are very different things).

Hence, it seems that the insistence on interpreting spacetime in terms of an ontology of underlying entities and their properties is what causes the problems for realism about spacetime.

It would suffice if you make it explicit, right in the introduction (and hence my insistence on the term "isogenic").

He believed it should be the country's monarch inspiring people to sign up, and not him, hence his insistence on the words "God Save the King" at the bottom of many posters.

All associations the natural gas industry wants to avoid, hence their insistence on the spelling "fracing".

Hence his insistence that: "the nation that I am most interested in building is our own".