Sentence examples for therefore lost from inspiring English sources

We have therefore lost confidence in the reported conclusions".

In 1990, Britain joined the European exchange-rate mechanism and therefore lost control of interest rates.

British politics has, therefore, lost its compass and subjects that should be debated have disappeared into mushy consensus.

The energy of the electromagnetic radiation thus produced comes from the charged particle and is therefore lost by it.

But Richard Meier, the eminent architect who participated in the ground zero design competition -- and who therefore lost to Mr. Libeskind -- disagreed.

These workers had been unemployed but found full-time work and have therefore lost Medicaid and other benefits; they had not already been employed full time.

The Supreme Court ruled that the judge had erred by a few days — and that the man had therefore lost his right to have his challenge heard.

"I cannot have public confusion between scientific advice and policy and have therefore lost confidence in your ability to advise me as chair of the ACMD".

How much has to do with the fact that these images are almost too familiar to us, and have therefore lost any ability to shock?

Most plant tissue is uneaten by herbivores, and this stored energy is therefore lost to the plant-herbivore-carnivore food chain.

The mother in Re B-S – the name of the case – did in fact lose her appeal, and therefore lost her children too: her barrister feels her grounds for appeal were not fully addressed by the court.