Sentence examples for therefore accompanied by from inspiring English sources

The military and naval forces were therefore accompanied by a commission of scholars and scientists to investigate and report the past and present condition of the country.

The German current-account surplus vis-à-vis the rest of the euro area was therefore accompanied by import contraction, not unusually high export growth.

In On the Genealogy of Morals, he says, 'The advent of the Christian God, as the maximum god attained so far, was therefore accompanied by the maximum feeling of guilty indebtedness on earth.

It is usually considered that larger brains have larger neurons, which consume more energy individually, and are therefore accompanied by a larger number of glial cells per neuron.

South-easterly flight from the colonies was therefore accompanied by favourable (near-tailwinds) on the outward leg, but entailed return flights against headwinds.

Late toxicosis is therefore accompanied by changes in the hemostasis system, causing exhaustion of compensatory potentials of the regulation system of the blood aggregate state and promoting a high risk of thrombohemorrhagic complications during delivery and in the postpartum period.

A loss of job would not therefore be accompanied by threats of eviction.

Further contraction toward the dwarf state, therefore, is accompanied by a cooling phase, in which the stars reverse their colour change, going from blue to red, and finally become extinct.

For the labour market to be in equilibrium, a shift to high-skill occupations should, therefore, be accompanied by a similar shift to tertiary education at the supply side.

In addition, leaf deposition measurements are plant- and site-specific; to generate comparable results, these measurements must therefore be accompanied by standardised technical measurements indicating aerial pollen exposure at a given site.

Yet another promising application of LLR arises just now in the context of recent cosmological models, whose dynamics is substantially affected by some kinds of the dark matter (or the so-called "dark energy") uniformly distributed in space and should, therefore, be accompanied by some residual Hubble expansion at any spatial scales, particularly, in the Earth-Moon system.