Sentence examples for therefore promises from inspiring English sources

He therefore promises "different spatial constellations.

But there is also a pragmatic recognition that the Internet holds a wealth of scientific and technological information, and therefore promises progress.

One suspects the answer lies in the recent report from GWPF on the new fossil fuel source, tar sand and shale gas, which states: "Shale gas is not only abundant but relatively cheap and therefore promises to take market share from nuclear, coal and renewable energy and to replace oil in some transport and industrial uses, over coming decades".

Our architecture therefore promises to address several key requirements of modern industry.

Perillaldehyde, therefore, promises to be a useful bioactive compound to prevent high-fat diet induced hyperlipidemia.

The Middle Kingdom therefore promises to lower its energy consumption per unit of GDP.

He has therefore promised not to reject the statute, so long as it is toned down.

The rich point out that developing economies are responsible for most new carbon emissions and must therefore promise to do more.

Pure-phased o-LiMnO2 prepared under optimized hydrothermal conditions showed higher capacity and better cyclical performance than the commonly prepared o-LiMnO2 powder, and therefore promised potential application for lithium ion secondary batteries.

In the bond, Ardincaple acknowledged Glenstrae as his chief, and of being a cadet of the House of MacGregor, and therefore promised to pay the MacGregor chief his calp.

It also came down on the side of economic liberalism (as opposed to mercantilism) in the economic debate then raging in republican circles (and therefore promised to do away with guilds and internal impediments to trade).