Sentence examples for hence to think from inspiring English sources

This allows us to think of a synthesis plan as a form of path, hence to think of optimal synthesis plans as optimal paths.

From stakeholders, it requires a constructive input in terms of defining what is societally desirable (von Schomberg, 2013), and hence willingness to think and speak about concerns (Haen et al., 2015).

Hence, you need to think twice about getting remarried if you divorced someone who earned a lot more than you earned and are, say, over 50.

The haecceity itself is, arguably, no more ontologically dependent upon Quine than is the number 2. Hence, there is no reason to deny that logically simple haecceities, like other logically simple properties, are necessary beings, and hence no reason to think that they cannot play all of the metaphysical roles demanded of them in Plantinga's account.

Hence we need to think about a tougher approach to regime change.

Hence the need to think beyond traditional assistance and to acknowledge that countries are indeed developing and economies are growing.

Hence, we tend to think of biopolymers as rather long and very specific in their sequence.

Hence the urgency to think particularly hard about how to maximize the health gains of any dollar invested in health care in those heavily resource constrained countries.

Bert M. Weckhuysen: Our society should become more sustainable, and hence we will have to think 'circular'circular

Hence she is inclined to think 'it is a matter of terminological choice whether we want to speak of belief here or not' (ibid).

Hence, It is reasonable to think that actual bleeding is from the Dieulafoy-like lesion at the brim of diverticulm.