Sentence examples for to act therefore from inspiring English sources

To act, therefore, is, in Heidegger's terms, to "historize" (geschehen), to constitute something like a narrative unity, with beginning, middle, and end, that does not so much take place in time as provides the condition for linear time.

The time to act, therefore, is now.

DHT, as opposed to T, cannot be aromatized to estradiol and acts, therefore, as a pure androgen.

We have the power to act and therefore have responsibility.

In these circumstances, the agent is forced or compelled to act, and, therefore, he is not responsible for his actions.

However, intention is known to be an actively formulated proposition to act and therefore a strong predictor of actual behavior (Ajzen 1991; Heckhausen and Heckhausen 2006).

Ritual forms, therefore, give participants manifold and (just as importantly) regularly recurring ways to act on and therefore to strengthen the right attitudes and behavioral dispositions.

Vancomycin acts therefore immediately upstream of the transpeptidase, the target of β-lactam antibiotics.

Gov. Tom Vilsack of Iowa, a Democrat, said that in this instance, the federal authorities seemed to have decided that states would fail to act and that therefore Washington would have to step in.

By providing conventionally established, symbolic ways to express respect for others, ritual forms give participants ways to act on and therefore to strengthen the right dispositions.

Many properties (or features) are capable of making a difference to how one ought to act, and are therefore capable of being morally relevant.