Sentence examples for therefore someone from inspiring English sources

An informer within a homegrown terrorist cell is therefore someone to be given the kid-gloves treatment.

"Therefore, someone who was using them as a way of avoiding taking out credit could quickly find themselves owing money.

Therefore, someone who kills his or her child for the sake of "honour" incurs no penalty under Islamic law.A similar situation arises with female circumcision.

She is not, therefore, someone you would expect to see described, as she just was in an article in Phi Delta Kappan, one of education's most distinguished journals, as the proprietor of a "fly-by-night operation".

Mr. Venkatesh fails to gauge the feelings of project residents about the Black Kings, probably because he is perceived as part of them and therefore someone to steer clear of.

Therefore, someone with a flair for the written word and an awareness of what's going on in fashion, television and film – and with celebrities – is essential, as is an ability to relate to and understand our readers.

In the beginning, everyone condescends to Christine as a woman, and therefore as someone of inferior intelligence and will.

"There is good evidence that, at any age, stress can lower immunity and therefore predispose someone to infection," he said.

The President, therefore, wants someone who is impeccably loyal and subservient — yet still entirely competent and capable of winning wide trust.

As a state which rightly outlaws torture, the UK cannot therefore deport someone to a jurisdiction in which evidence obtained by torture may be used.

Therefore when someone says, 'Who lost Turkey?' — there was such a question, because people said Turkey was turning to the East — this is an insult to Turkey.