Sentence examples for later hence from inspiring English sources

And the winnings were still in his dad's pocket when he was born a few days later, hence his distinctive first name.

This is not only because Mr Cheney's tragicomic accident seemed to sum up his style of shooting first and asking questions later (hence a torrent of jokes about Mr Cheney's insistence that he was right to shoot despite the failure to find quail in the bushes).

Then, hai asserts that the state holds through tTop and tTop', which will be valued as xianzai and 昨天 zuotian 'yesterday' later, hence the temporal sense.

With TTrain = 5, only 6.5% of the papers left the prediction envelope 30 years later; hence, the model correctly approximated the citation range for 93.5% of papers 25 years into the future.

I didn't want to do that in the film, but it was important that we meet the protagonist of the film earlier on, and that we also stick with her later, hence the shot of her driving away at the end.

The control group will attend the course six months later, hence waiting list design.

The uprising, which brought a republican government to China, had been planned to occur at a later date; hence, no recognized leaders were on hand.

Our worst case degradation is slightly above 500°C as will be seen later, and hence the simulation results obtained in this work should be adequately valid.

Because of the reversibility of sorption processes, it is possible for sorbed organic compounds to desorb at a later time, hence making disposal of these sludges a potential problem.

In the present study, the effects of supplemental damping eccentricity ratio, e d / r Open image in new window is investigated separately in later sections, hence unless it is specified for the other parametric study, the value of e d /r is taken as zero implying the symmetric arrangement of dampers on both sides.

The book was intended to be used as a textbook in primary and secondary schools throughout the British Mandates of Palestine and later Iraq, hence its simplified and direct language, however, it had a pioneering role in the development of pan-Arabism.