Sentence examples for therefore, paradoxically from inspiring English sources

Watergate established the Post as dangerous, but it also fixed the paper as a leading player in the capital — and therefore, paradoxically, as a member of the establishment.

Therefore, paradoxically higher structural integrity in this pathway in chronic ketamine users might result in increased dissociative symptoms in everyday life.

Therefore, paradoxically, these higher order "fin methods" do not lend themselves very well for the derivation of more accurate solutions in the case of actual cooling fins.

Watergate established the Post as dangerous, but it also fixed the paper as a leading player in the capital--and, therefore, paradoxically, as a member of the establishment.

Jews and Muslims in Peter's eyes together embodied the threat of unbelief which endangered the Christian world and which therefore, paradoxically, held out the promise of salvation for those who would join the crusade and overcome it.

To call him a monster is to treat this enemy's mind precisely the way some would treat his unburied body — which is to say, to put it beyond the reach of human consideration (and therefore, paradoxically, to refuse to confront his "monstrosity" at all).

The immunitary protection of life therefore, depends paradoxically upon a requirement to relinquish or sacrifice a pure and hermetically sealed self so that '… in order to be saved, life has to give up something that is integral to itself' (2008: 59).

One Swedish study of late-adopted Asian children cautions that accelerated growth might shorten the growth period by hastening closure of the growth plates and, therefore, may paradoxically lead to shorter adult stature (43).

Therefore and paradoxically, although RAC3 has been defined as an oncogene, its harmful or beneficial roles are probably only dependent on its equilibrated expression levels in a specific physiological context and age.

The intention of strengthening participant benefits through SCD screening and the subsequent provision of medical services to affected children may therefore have paradoxically reduced awareness of the research goals of this study and undermined voluntary [ 32, 33] informed consent for participation.

Paradoxically, therefore, as economics becomes more truly scientific, it will become less of a science.