Sentence examples for so and hence from inspiring English sources

The Bank thinks that the effect of the pound on Britain's trade position, plus its own interest-rate increases, will curb GDP growth sharply, from 3.7% in the year to the third quarter of 1997 to well below its long-term trend of 2 1/4% or so, and hence ease inflationary pressures.

So and hence.

So and hence by Lemma 2.1.

If, then, and so, and hence inequality (2.1) is true.

So, and hence has a unique fixed point.

and so,, and hence, by Proposition 2.6, there exist, such that and (3.17).

Humpbacks fast during the breeding season, so longer females--and hence, says Pack, those with more fat reserves because they have a larger area in which to store fat--are probably better suited to carry and nurse the young.

This parameter can be determined directly from protein structure by identifying the percentage of backbone hydrogen bonds (BHBs) that are unburied -the so-called dehydrons- and hence poorly protected from competing hydration of the amide and carbonyl [ 9].

It then follows that, from this perspective, only shareholders bear risk in the economy and hence, as so-called "residual claimants", have an exclusive right to profits if and when they appear.

So are current profit margins (and hence equity values) sustainable?

Moreover, water is so necessary to human life, and hence so heavily subsidized and regulated, that it can't really be bought and sold freely across state lines.