Sentence examples for is therefore clear from inspiring English sources
adverb
For that or this purpose, referring to something previously stated.
The implication is therefore clear.
It is therefore clear that they have the strongest mandate from the people of Wales".
"It is therefore clear that, as we read" the law, "Skilling did not commit honest-services fraud".
And it is therefore clear that more must be done to fight international money-laundering of drug profits by the banking community".
It is therefore clear that in the event of a 'yes' vote for independence, Edinburgh and London would be approaching this issue from diametrically opposed positions.
It is therefore clear to me that the only way to counter the apartheid trend in Israel is through massive international pressure.
It is therefore clear that humans bring into the world an innate faculty for language acquisition, language use, and grammar construction.
It is therefore clear that the phenomenon of interference can arise only from the superposition of part of a wave train with itself.
"It is therefore clear that the presented missiles are only mock-ups of low quality," they wrote in a post on the Web site, armscontrolwonk.com.com
It is therefore clear that the influence of viscosity on the phenomenon is considerable.
It is therefore clear where we need to recruit new readers and contributors.
