Sentence examples for isn't therefore from inspiring English sources

He isn't, therefore they must not be a great deal.

That the trend persists isn't, therefore, too surprising.

Its success or failure isn't therefore merely a gaming play for the software company; the stakes are higher.

(Lewis (1946), 182 3) Our apprehension of the given isn't, therefore, subject to any error and isn't subject to correction or verification or disconfirmation from further experience.

It isn't, therefore, surprising to find correlations or at least co-linearities in those tasks that we do for fun and for money.

And there isn't therefore any decision any government can make that will have more impact on the human rights of the individuals throughout their entire life, than a decision a government makes about what to do with a child who enters the care of the state," stated Benjamin Perks, UNICEF Representative in Montenegro.

It is not, therefore, a constitutional requirement.

This is not, therefore, just the story of Ditie.

The subject of The Hunt is not therefore killing.

A Clarence House spokesperson said: "The duchy is not a company and is not therefore liable to pay corporation tax.

The closure of one well after another, which is already happening, is not therefore something the White House can ignore.