Sentence examples for this year hence from inspiring English sources

Anything portrayed as a tax is a loser this year, hence the fate of cap-and-trade, originally envisioned in the Reagan years as a business-friendly, market-based environmental approach.

The oldest electrical data are publicly available for 2002; hence, we used this dataset.

This story originally ran in November 2009 (hence the MySpace reference).

This is what is happening to the U.S. today, hence the change in its policies, from an ideological agenda to a pragmatic one.

The second became available last summer, hence the auditions, which took place over four days.

Two centuries hence, can we imagine any contemporary fictional characters inspiring such an act of love?

Mr. Pascal wanted a Spanish touch for 38-44, hence its courtyard and colors.

It got most of the leftovers from the sun's creation nearly 5bn years ago, hence the planet's immense size.

But eight years hence, Graham will be 72; Gov. Jim Hunt of North Carolina, 71; Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, 75; and Gephardt, 67.

But the Mariners had not chosen a player from that list as of yesterday, hence the lack of an agreement.

He did not qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs last year, hence the trip home.