Sentence examples for therefore that much from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these small-potato Internet con artists are often overseas, therefore that much more difficult to catch.

It is interesting, therefore, that much of the best contemporary horror is being written by women – Sarah Lotz, Kelly Link, Gemma Files, Sara Gran among them.

Having won the fellowship and the memorial award commemorating the Irish writer George Russell, he joked that he was the nearest thing to an "official" writer, and that a ban was therefore that much more bizarre.

A shame, therefore, that much of City Center's opening program suggested that he has been either learning from lesser choreographers too or failing to learn useful lessons from those four.

It is not surprising, therefore, that much of the writing of the 1930s was bleak and pessimistic: even Evelyn Waugh's sharp and amusing satire on contemporary England, Vile Bodies (1930), ended with another, more disastrous war.

"We're applying this program that is fair, equitable and therefore that much more likely to be upheld at every level of judicial review, up to the New York State Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court, if it goes there," he said.

It will probably just make him hate you and therefore care that much less about inconveniencing you or anyone else he might proceed to lock up.

The formation causes the throwing arm to lag behind the rest of the pitcher's body; getting it to catch up therefore requires that much more speed and force.

If a country's exploding population were free to move anywhere in the world, for instance, then its citizens would not bear the full costs of population growth and would therefore be that much more resistant to laws designed to limit the number of children born.

We therefore suggest that much of the fire-dependent, sclerophyll element contracted west during the Eocene.

It is therefore likely that much of the 'HF-specific myocyte phenotype' is in fact an adaptation to increased workload and humoral stimulation.