Sentence examples for therefore in need from inspiring English sources

This is a phantom war and therefore in need of an anniversary.

Two of England's biggest clubs were therefore in need of some succour on the European front the following year.

Additionally, he said, Endemol had paid the participants, making the company at least a co-promoter, and therefore in need of a license.

Many schools may have been rated "good" by schools watchdog Ofsted, but under the new framework will be classed as coasting and therefore in need of prompt intervention.

Innovation is seen as increasingly complex, interdependent and uncertain and therefore in need of broad and multi-disciplinary exploration and participation.

Children gradually came to be seen as creatures of a different order from adults: innocent, fragile, temptable, and therefore in need of molding.

All this has been allowed under the theory that the industry is "competitive" and therefore not in need of oversight.

The United Nations, he said, had raised its estimate of the number of people "severely affected " by the cyclone and therefore most in need of emergency aid to between 1.6 million and 2.5 million.

I'd nominate Burrow, Sam Burgess and Sean O'Loughlin as the three who have had the toughest start to the season and are therefore most in need of a break - but will their club coaches be willing to risk leaving them out?

They think their country is heaven on earth and therefore not in need of much recruitment.

Second, they live longer and therefore are in need of more services later in life.