Sentence examples for over hence from inspiring English sources

They are significant hurdles for the FA to get over, hence Greg Dyke's realism on this issue.

Nobody wants to admit that the party really is over, hence the longing for Greenspan to make everything all right again.

This observation could be explained due to the fact that the distance between fibrous layers got too big and it is not possible for the cells to bridge over, hence affecting cell growth negatively.

However, at certain temperatures (32°C, 36.5°C and 37.5°C), it took longer for favorable variants to take over, hence these temperatures were considered as thermal barriers, perhaps requiring multiple or complex mutations to arise in the population.

Instead of scooping under and releasing the ball, you catch it, scoop to the outside and throw it over, hence the name., hence the name.

It wants to send a message to the Arab world that the previous eight years of siding consistently with Israel are over — hence the Cairo speech and the focus on improving relations with Muslims.

I think I had two 54th overs, hence the sudden leap to 66th.

Unlike Limited Overs this game has 20 Overs hence the name 20/20.

In the commentary box you're just reacting and your instincts take over - hence my words at the time: "And look at that… and colossally… That's Mansell!" Even then the drama was not over.

As the traffic demand varies with time and space, this results in some areas that are over-optimised, hence, in excessive energy consumption.

There was also no change in the successful formation of crossing-overs and hence successful homologous recombination as shown by MLH1 staining.