Sentence examples for then that for from inspiring English sources

It seems, then, that for the circular economy to take hold, a good product isn't enough.

It is not entirely surprising, then, that for N.F.I.B. members, November offered little reason to be thankful.

It struck me then that, for all of Soering's dark experiences, certain of his innocences were puzzlingly intact.

No wonder, then, that for the first time since September 11th Washington is full of calls for "debate".

Strange, then, that for all its Western ambience, there is something in Israel that resists being caught.

It was then that for the first time it all started to seem possible — that this season, this series, would not end Thursday night.

No wonder, then, that for all the atrocity in this book, there's never any sense of real wrongdoing, or real pain.

" No wonder, then, that for many students, the experience of wandering around a museum, exploring at will, has given way to formal lessons.

It occurred to me, even then, that for all its apparent power, their craft would prove flimsy in the face of ocean waves – let alone Japanese resistance.

It is unsurprising then, that for the communities and individuals whose rights are violated, little has changed over the last three years.

This elemental difference in communication creates a usability gap, which we have traditionally bridged by forcing people to learn to "speak" machine — download a new app to control every new device, use this set of wake words or language constructs for one device and an entirely different set for another, update, update, update, and if-this-then-that for everything.