Sentence examples for to work hence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, online-only barter sites do not seem to work, hence Bigvine's enthusiasm for a merger with the more traditional Allbusiness.If these reservations can be overcome, online barter could become a trend to watch.

But such a currency must be stable and trustworthy to work, hence the tie to gold.

When the ammonia gas pressure in tank A increases, the compressor begins to work; hence, the gas pressure in tank A is ensured to decrease.

The rise in the April index "suggests that the earlier easing measures have started to work and hence should ease concerns of a sharp growth slowdown," Qu Hongbin, China economist at HSBC, said in a note accompanying the release Monday.

It first started to offer a retargeting service not long after it launched, but it lacked the scale to work well (hence the delay until now, when the network is much larger, to launch AppWords).

Firstly, to undertake a critical review of existing definitions of excess travel focused on travel to work and hence to present a new definition which takes account of important developments in the public transport literature.

Pilot season gives a little glimpse at what the networks think is going to work -- hence all that sociology talk about the anticipated American psyche.

Thus he knew that at the beginning stages only a "carrot and stick" approach is apt to work -- hence the promises of heavenly rewards as well as the threats of eternal loss.

It is therefore important to include in the analysis from the societal perspective the impact of GRT-based antiretroviral treatment optimization on the patients' ability to work and hence productivity [37].

Although such job characteristics will undoubtedly be a part of the explanation of speciality preferences, it is also the case that a career in any medical speciality, to some degree, allows a host of approaches to work, and hence for different career-related motivations to be rewarded.

This is because with my work I like to make things that make people think rather than me shoving a concept down their throats and, thankfully it works, hence your double question.