Sentence examples for it therefore stands from inspiring English sources

It, therefore, stands alone, in some respects, as a remarkable achievement.

It therefore stands to reason that various PA subtypes may modulate the immune system and neuroplastic processes differently.

It therefore stands to reason that forgiveness could be increased by an XR AED that extends the period during which therapeutic plasma concentrations are maintained if a dose is missed.

It therefore stands to reason that you'll want to get as much use out of your equipment as possible.

It therefore stands to reason that any game which combined a really good programmer with a really good writer was likely to do well.

It therefore stands to reason that providing detailed information with respect to where an observer has looked would lead to substantial benefits in terms of decreased miss rates, or decreased time spent examining images thanks to limiting the number of repeated fixations on areas that have already been examined.

The K.G.B.'s reasoning, Macintyre writes, was that "the Soviet Union was a world power and MI6 was the most feared intelligence organization in the world; it therefore stood to reason that Britain must be spying on the USSR.

It would therefore stand to reason that the businesses listed in that report support the Clean Power Plan.

It might therefore stand out in seismic or magnetotelluric inversions as a steep-sided region of slow shear-wave speed or higher electrical conductivity.

It would therefore stand to reason that increases in pore surface area in systems with average pore diameters less than 51 Å would do little to increase enzymatic digestibility.

To answer these questions, we must recognize that each company faces its own type of problem and, therefore, stands to benefit uniquely.