Sentence examples for therefore mistakes from inspiring English sources

"What all the oil companies have found out is that as you go deeper and deeper into the offshore projects, that you are a pioneer and, therefore, mistakes will be made," said Mehdi Varzi, director of research at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, an investment bank.

Therefore, mistakes and failures are not terrible there.

Therefore, mistakes are more likely to occur, such as in patient identification, labeling of blood tubes, and request forms during sample collection and packaging.

That is changing, thanks to greater understanding of plant genetics as well as to a dramatic fall in the costs of gathering genetic information.Ms Dean has worked out, for example, how plants "remember" the length of time winter has been going on and do not therefore mistake a mild spell in January for spring.

Libertarians are therefore mistaken in thinking that because vulgar necessity excuses, so does causal necessity.

Rather, he now maintained that these arguments showed, and were always intended to show, not that knowledge is impossible, but that knowledge is impossible on the Stoic conception of knowledge, which is therefore mistaken (Acad. 2.18; S.E. PH 1.235).

Blaming China for the value of the dollar against their currency is therefore mistaken.

These modes affect the users' way of interaction with the system: During Completion Mode the users' disposition to correct mistakes is reduced, therefore error messages are often ignored.

Making more items in a shorter period of time can only mean one thing: less time per item, and therefore more mistakes and imperfections with the result being that the product will fall apart quicker.

This univocal concept is therefore a mistake, or an error, because nothing positive is really common to God and creatures, but only something negative, as the 'right' intellect subsequently acknowledges, when, going beyond the apparent initial indistinctness, it conceives in a distinct, separate way negatively indeterminate being and privatively indeterminate being.

It is therefore a mistake to argue for their exclusion without giving farmers a chance to make their own choices.