Sentence examples for therefore publishing from inspiring English sources

If the one-minute sex tape excerpt published by news blog Gawker in 2012 had featured Hulk Hogan, then there would have been no lawsuit at all, but what viewers in fact saw was private citizen Terry Bollea having sex with his best friend's wife, not Hogan; therefore, publishing the clip constituted not just a privacy violation, but also an intentional infliction of emotional distress.

I think these remarkably disparate results merit a public discussion and Acta Orthopaedica is therefore publishing the Letter by Schilcher and colleagues that was originally sent to JBMR.

Therefore, publishing in low impact factor journals was a chosen strategy and, thus, the impact factor an inadequate measure of the quality of research: " The only difference between a journal with a high impact factor and a journal with an average impact factor is the quantity of data that you add to strengthen you hypothesis.

"Therefore, publishing lists of alleged infringers may remove a big incentive for people to pay before a claim is issued because the allegations against them have already been made public".

Plath therefore published the book under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas.

Given my respect for Jim's views, I therefore publish his response to my piece.

Local World will therefore publish 16 daily titles, 36 paid-for weeklies, 40 free weeklies and 63 websites.

He therefore published a revised formulation, Dialogorum de Trinitate libri ii (1532).

[A14] APOLOGY TO REPORTERS -- Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz apologized for saying journalists in Baghdad were afraid to travel and therefore published rumors.

He subsequently wrote about why he identified a confidential source: "When we accept off-the-record briefings, we enter into a contract of confidentiality with the source and we therefore publish in good faith.

Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, issued an unusual apology on Thursday addressed "to journalists covering Iraq," in which he expressed "deep regret" for saying correspondents in Baghdad were afraid to travel and, therefore, published rumors.