Sentence examples for the term therefore from inspiring English sources

Although his formula might suggest that his belief that he exists is guaranteed by deduction rather than intuition (because it contains the term "therefore"), in the Objections and Replies (1642) he states explicitly that the certainty of this belief also is based upon intuition.

Wrapped up in the term therefore is the idea of a "biodiversity crisis".

The term therefore refers to symbolic or cultural activities which do not contribute to capitalist production and accumulation and which potentially constitute a "radical negation" of productivist society.

The term therefore implies that the third world is exploited, much as the third estate was exploited, and that, like the third estate its destiny is a revolutionary one.

The term therefore implies two elements: global distribution and severe consequence.

In the long term, therefore, the community can promote the development of electric mobility by ensuring availability and stimulating technical progress.

Any type of glaucoma leads to irreversible vision loss in the long term; therefore, the goal of both medical and surgical management is to prevent visual deterioration [ 62].

Company A's logistics organisation is not involved in sourcing decisions in the short term; therefore, it only fulfils the transport demand induced by the purchasing organisation.

In the immediate term, therefore, Iran should seek the support of regional partners to establish a standing regional security forum to discuss issues of strategic concern, including the threat from Daesh, cross-border terrorism, and internally displaced populations.

The coupling term, therefore, is summed over the neighbours of node i.

In the long term therefore we may well view the Hu and Wen period as a great success.