Sentence examples for therefore non existent from inspiring English sources

Adopting the Victorian concept that all humans suffered from an inner conflict and possessed an evil side to them, the author accused of hypocrisy the social decorum of his times which demanded from others an all-virtuous (and therefore non existent) character.

One could not proceed ad infinitum (as an Aristotelian, Avicenna accepts only a potentially infinite series of causes) and could consequently not explain the actual existence of a thing: the thing would still be possible and therefore non-existent.

However, unlike the abstract words, nonverbal representations were not associated with the pseudowords as the stimuli were meaningless and imaginal codes therefore non-existent.

Privacy is an age of universal email collection and spying, with millions of CCTV camera's, and warrantless spying pervasive; privacy has become virtually non existent and therefore extremely scarce and desirable.

Baseline data of healthy LPS-challenged and subsequently MCh-provoked humans are therefore virtually non-existent.

The present law enforcement capacities of the fisheries officers in the field, who are data collectors and extension workers in an supposedly atmosphere of mutual trust and understanding with the fishermen, are therefore nearly non-existent.

Morphological alterations of the kidney due to sepsis can hardly be identified using routine histological techniques [ 32, 33], and experimental data regarding the apoptotic cells of kidneys affected by sepsis are therefore almost non-existent.

Non existent for 70 minutes.

Education opportunities were almost non existent.

well-documented facts are non-existent; therefore theories abound.

In a variation on the McNamara Fallacy [ 19], such programs produce a range of downstream, collateral or indirect outcomes that are not adequately quantified -- and, therefore, considered to be non-existent.