Sentence examples for therefore meant that from inspiring English sources

It is, therefore, meant that its melodies should float for the first time into your [Swedish] oasis of culture and civilisation".

Its rejection in France and The Netherlands therefore meant that it had to be abandoned for the foreseeable future, though proponents insisted that the constitution was not dead.

Copley asked if this therefore meant that developers who didn't accept the "affordable" housing levels he had in mind would find their assessments of a scheme's financial viability coming under close scrutiny from him.

Starting my new job therefore meant that my first task was to catch up with the relevant literature.

The traditional English emphasis on judicial oversight, therefore, meant that with the Case Stated procedure, London was a highly unpopular venue for arbitration.

In Melissa Seims' opinion, this use of Wicca was explicitly in reference to the Cardellian Craft, and therefore meant "that this spelling, along with 'Wiccan', was used by Cardell".

"Again," therefore, means that this was the fifth radio message.

That therefore means that those who are exposed to risky public scrutiny are only those who can't afford it".

Lower thresholds of global warming will therefore mean that the occurrences of extremely intense events are kept to a minimum.

The lack of electrical response in light therefore means that the potential of the diatoms is not changing.

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