Sentence examples for therefore actually from inspiring English sources

The brain determines that the horizon moon must therefore actually be larger than the zenith moon.

People given emergency housing funding to cope with the shortfall may get refunds and therefore actually profit from the mistake.

But his opponents have claimed over the last few years that he has secretly accumulated over $40bn while in office and is therefore actually Russia's richest man.

And doctors from New York introduced her the other day by saying that her role in the 1990's health care reform effort was misunderstood, though they didn't really explain what her real role, therefore, actually was.

Prudent humans and governments should therefore actually implement the right incentives to evolve each country and region to a more natural and healthy state of, say, 50% wilderness and 50% civilisation over the next 100 years.

The resulting "Global Resource Supply Vulnerabilities" map (Fig. 3) is, therefore, actually a composite of three underlying maps.

The cat, therefore, would actually go to the left, then down.

It is simply secret information that is, most of the time, rather generic and therefore not actually very useful for making critical decisions at a government level.

Therefore you actually are talking about the future of Britain, you're not just talking about the future of Britain in Europe".

"It is also that these things would not have their intended aim and therefore would actually end up hurting the very people the Labour Party was formed to represent".

*There is, of course, a small cohort of fanatics on the political right who regard government (especially the federal government) as an inherently malign force, and therefore may actually prefer dysfunctionality.