Sentence examples for in hence from inspiring English sources

In the afternoon, ice bridges are weaker and storms are more likely to set in, hence making a morning ascent safer, my partner told me.

Despite this latter interdiction a population of finches has been smuggled in, hence the novel's title.

"In addition to Puma, Unilever, Infosys, Natura, etc showing the way forward, we also need civil society and governments to weigh in, hence the public campaign".

It turns out he's of the mind that it's an MC's duty to engage with the environment they are in, hence the car rhymes.

Once dealers reel them back in (hence yo-yo), they say the financing has fallen through and try to get consumers to sign new contracts with higher interest rates.

Restaurants and bars were certainly guilty of cashing in: hence the often-heard complaint that the price of a cup of coffee doubled overnight.

In addition, members are now able to "check-in" (hence the Foursquare comparison) and share their location with their friends or the community as a whole.

a. [veho], orig., to shake, jolt, toss in carrying; hence, in gen., to move violently, to shake, agitate.

By Theorem 2.3, we infer that in, and hence in.

During Saddam's rule the merchant lived for 28 years in exile in Iran, hence his good contacts.

Argument lowering is valid in NL, hence also in L, LP.