Sentence examples for means therefore from inspiring English sources

Loving another person means, therefore, that both individuals will grow and change – and change, even when it's for the best, is a painful process.

It means therefore that, in generality, RA problems in CRN can similarly be broadly classified as either RARA or MARA.

Possessing human dignity means, therefore, that the existence of the individual is a subject of moral law.

"What it means therefore is that the police need to change the way they operate - they have to become much more tech savvy," he says.

Achievement means therefore differ from those in the TIMSS and PIRLS international report (shown in Table 1) b Data not available.

Consider the function M : = M ( a, b ) : [ a, a + η ( b, a ) ] × [ a, a + η ( b, a ) ] → R +, which is one of the above mentioned means, therefore one can obtain variant inequalities for these means as follows.

"Does this mean therefore that we should cloak in silence the fact that he himself received orders?

"But," he added, "that doesn't mean therefore that you should settle every case".

This score too would play at the mall, between the smooth jazz numbers one often hears there, and perhaps it is meant therefore to relax those who might have trouble relaxing.

"I wasn't sure what he meant, therefore I replied, 'So you mean one passenger smoked in the lavatory?' " he said in a witness statement.

The paywall meant therefore that people either sign up or stay ignorant.