Sentence examples for therefore into a from inspiring English sources

He was born, therefore, into a country called the German Democratic Republic — a country that no longer exists.

This inhibition is translated into a decrease in de novo lipogenesis and therefore, into a reduction of circulating TG levels [29, 49].

Thus materialism, as the belief in "material, self-existent things" is thoroughly undermined: the "consistent Materialistic view thus changes around, therefore, into a consistently idealistic view" (Lange 1873 75, 3 215, 223).

This means that every founder we invest in becomes a partner in Kindred, and therefore into a partner in each other's companies, and we can turn a partnership of four into a formidable army of partners, all rewarded for supporting and nurturing each other.

In this perspective and as the following quote shows, entrepreneurship has to be understood also as a possibility to transform a person's own incorporated cultural capital into a resource and therefore into a real opportunity: "if I want to stay in the country, I have to work.

This translated, therefore, into a lower increase in stature.

In general, every generalized matrix < A, B > can be turned into a closed-set system by adding to B ∪ {A} the intersections of arbitrary nonempty families, and therefore into an abstract logic, which we denote by < A, C(B)>.

"We shall therefore move into a trial-within-a-trial mode," ruled the presiding judge, Ranald I. Sutherland.

They are responsible for thawing frozen fire hydrants, and therefore go into a kind of reverse hibernation.

But it doesn't really follow that we should therefore turn into a nation of Dumpster divers.

As a political system, the EU could therefore develop into a regulatory state but not into an interventionist welfare state.