Sentence examples for is therefore caught from inspiring English sources

"What are you?" I cry, close to real tears, as once more my game is over because the Batmobile, which earlier on could smash through brickwork and steel and iron and concrete like it was popping candy bound by Silly String, doesn't break through the thin propeller of a slow-moving fan and is therefore caught and crushed by the ever-gaining industrial contraption turned instant-death machine.

It's a mistake to infer that the rest were, therefore, caught bang to rights.

Offshore financial centres are therefore caught between protecting those who bank with them and helping to share tax details.

Farmers are therefore caught between the need to control populations of biting midges and the diminishing number of chemical insecticides as they are withdrawn because of their perceived risk to humans and the environment [4].

She is therefore playing catch-up in the World Cup standings, which are led by Britain's Lizzie Armitstead.

There is far less crime per capita in rural areas than in cities, in large part because a rural criminal is more likely to be known (and therefore caught).

The crisis brought on by diminishing unagi catches is, therefore, multilayered: an environmental crisis for the endangered species and its habitat, a financial crisis for the centuries-old unagi industry, and a cultural crisis for the Japanese public.

The role of adult authority Apart from Giles, who is English (and therefore caught for ever in the limbo of youth), the adults in Buffy consistently act to undermine the youths in their efforts to save the world.

Catch of sticklebacks is therefore permitted unless it involves so high numbers of individuals that it would significantly affect the ecosystem, which was clearly not the case in this study.

Under these conditions, initially small weaners had a higher growth rate and were therefore able to catch up with the larger weaners during the weaner period.

By studying the friends of a randomly selected group of individuals, epidemiologists can isolate those people who are more connected to one another and are therefore more likely to catch diseases like the flu early.