Sentence examples for previously and therefore from inspiring English sources

We would need to use the frozen sperm banked a few months previously, and therefore have IVF treatment.

Its leader David Parker said: "The initiative brings together a smaller number of councils than previously and therefore I am hopeful that we will be able to deliver something significant from this new initiative.

Sometimes that happens just by a combination of people crossing disciplines and bringing new ideas together; sometimes just through luck; sometimes through a special motivation that caused people to focus on some problem; sometimes by people focusing on a new problem that was deemed too difficult previously and therefore didn't attract attention. .

Thus, the marginal differences between the 1959 1960 survey and the present-day survey appears to be the result of current samples being collected earlier within a sampling week than previously, and therefore likely represent vagaries of sampling as opposed to a real difference in advancement to adulthood.

This problem is accentuated in patients with chronic pain who have been exposed to opioids previously and therefore require higher doses of these medications to control their pain.

It is possible that the authors assumed as background knowledge the observational studies examined previously, and therefore did not refer to them in the 2009 report.

"They think that the escalation ceiling, beyond which Pakistan will be forced to respond, is higher than previously assessed, and therefore they are willing to do more than India has done previously," said Ashok Malik, a senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a policy organization based in New Delhi.

Here is a list of all songs previously picked and therefore ineligible for the series.

Their calculation was applauded by a number of economists, criminologists and gun control advocates, who said it showed that the cost was much larger than previously realized and therefore should be given greater weight in debates over public policy.

The C.D.C. found that more than 30percentt of those at high risk for contracting H.I.V. said they were less concerned about AIDS than they had previously been, and therefore less likely to take precautions.

If some new "zero-day" (ie, previously unknown and therefore unprepared for) flaw in the operating system is exploited, no amount of anti-virus software will save an XP computer from being seriously compromised.