Sentence examples for therefore mean from inspiring English sources

Stores like Amazon Go could therefore mean many job losses.

A serious organised crime agency must therefore mean an organisation which is there to do serious organised crime.

The introduction of the death penalty in Turkey would therefore mean the end of EU accession talks".

Numbers alone, therefore, mean that liquid-fuelled rockets blow up more often.

The possibility of using non-beating hearts in transplantation will, therefore, mean that many more lives can be saved.

The exercise of Mr. Zuckerberg's options would therefore mean more than $1.5 billion in estimated federal income taxes and $500 million more in California income taxes.

Securing the future of scientific research in Britain will therefore mean a mixture of government cajoling, tax incentives and building stronger links between universities and firms.

Physiological changes to these regions could therefore mean that an individual's ability to make pleasure-related decisions such as deciding to stop smoking pot may be impaired.The researchers' MRI scans showed a number of such physiological changes.

The ratios therefore mean less than supervisors would like.Basel 2 is intended to bring regulatory capital requirements more into line with actual risk and to reflect improvements in the best banks' practices.

Your editorial unfairly tries to say that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to make this tough decision must therefore mean he has chosen not to make tough decisions regarding the peace process.

Power plants account for about 40% of America's total carbon emissions; if fully enacted, the 30% cut will therefore mean a drop in overall emissions of about 12% on the 2005 baseline.