Sentence examples for therefore state that from inspiring English sources

We may therefore state that in the classical conception the territorial configuration of the polis is a necessary condition, even if not sufficient, for the creation of a democracy.

Following Hartmann, we may therefore state that "according to its manner of being, the artistic object necessarily has two levels" (those of foreground and background), while "according to the overall structure of its content that is to say, according to its inner form (i.e. the background level)—it has many levels" (AE; Poli 1998).

However, the differences between before and after aging measurements were not significant in any case, and we can therefore state that all three aligners tested maintain their optical properties in the presence of artificial saliva for at least 14 days (the recommended period of use).

Morality, which was being so cleverly utilized by the United States government, would implicate the tortured as outside the realm of humanity and therefore state that the application of morality to them is unreasonable.

We can therefore state that suppression of the Ras PI3K interaction is effective in a manner independent of the influenza subtype.

We can therefore state that the economic sub-sector of investment services is the most influential sub-sector affecting the correlation structure of the entire system, and that this sub-sector is poorly influenced by other economic sub-sectors of activity.

The implicit GO chemical ontology therefore states that 'nitrilotriacetate' is_ a 'carboxylic acid'.

The ruling therefore states that the First Amendment covers video games under free speech and should not be treated any different than movies and music.

It is therefore stated that the description of the circumstances that led to structural failures is of highest importance.

The recommendation therefore states that headache- and migraine medications should not be taken for more than three consecutive days and on more than 10 days per month.

Eriksen (2010) therefore states that stereotypes can justify privileges and differences in access to a society's resources; negative stereotypes in particular can be used to deny other groups' access to resources.