Sentence examples for henceforth continues from inspiring English sources

The discussion henceforth continues with the DDD estimation results which, I believe, are more reliable as this strategy enables the elimination of the potential confounding factors.

"Henceforth," he continued, "Hitler's Nazis will meet equally well-armed, and perhaps better-armed, troops".

(When we returned to the passage later, we noticed that it continued, "Henceforth, there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness").

After much deliberation this has left our group no choice but to fully resign from the Respect party with immediate effect and henceforth we will continue to operate as a group of independent councillors for the remainder of our term.

Market forces, it ruled, would henceforth play a "decisive role" in the economy.Still, Mao continues to exert a powerful influence over the party and public opinion.

"Henceforth those challengers," he continued, "will lead with this Court's declaration that there is 'no legitimate purpose' served by such a law, and will claim that the traditional definition [of marriage] has 'the purpose and effect to disparage and to injure' the 'personhood and dignity' of same-sex couples".

The efficacy of corrective feedback (CF henceforth) has been a subject of much controversy (Truscott, 1996; Ferris, 2009 and which continues to generate an exchange of contrasting discourse between the advocates and non-believers of feedback correction, most especially the feedback which pays attention to grammar correction.

Rather than continue writing, I will henceforth devote my energies to mastering one or another percussion instrument (if not the drum, on which your reviewer seems to feel I have a head start).

Such education as continued to be available became henceforth the preserve of the Church.

Henceforth, I believe that no one is going to continue to perpetuate this kind of segregation.

The open letter, published in a newspaper, hinted strongly that Italian filmmakers should henceforth be more upbeat -- especially if they wanted to continue receiving government subsidies.