Sentence examples for hence would be from inspiring English sources

Legalised drugs would have to meet standards of purity and hence would be safer, providing a large payoff for the individual and the over-burdened health system.

They note that the weakest element of the economy, business investment, appears to have little to do with the cost of capital and hence would be unlikely to be encouraged by more tax breaks.

He lived alone at the Hotel Forty-Seven He woke up on the morning of his 47th birthday with very little money and decided the best way to get along until the next pay day several days hence would be to pawn a little pearl-handled revolver that he had taken away from his second wife before their divorce.

This woman is older than Milly and hence would be able to register at a recruitment agency (would question how a 13-year-old would be able to register for a job)." West Mercia police, which covers Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire, contacted Surrey police with result of investigations they had been asked to undertake with the recruitment agency.

For Eckhart, thinking presupposes no origin because a presupposed origin could only be thought by thinking and hence would be a thought of thinking, that is, itself thinking.

The Real hence would be whatever is beyond, behind, or beneath phenomenal appearances accessible to the direct experiences of first-person awareness.

Hence it would be desirable to rank the CRMs so that experimentalists can prioritize constructs for transgenic experiments.

"I would expect that 10 years hence, there would be a greater number of cultural landmarks," he said.

Hence it would be a mistake to look only for the extrinsic functions that principles serve.

Hence, there would be no need to risk shipping large quantities of urea and ammonium nitrate.

Hence it would be natural here to suppose (gammaleq1).