Sentence examples for which therefore makes from inspiring English sources

Which therefore makes this tour the very worst ever.

And so a lid is put on, which therefore makes it difficult to open up positions, unless, like I said, you just retire.

But as Omar Chaudhuri, the head of football intelligence at 21st Club points out, Sterling's numbers have not been inflated by unsustainable hot streaks, which therefore makes what we have seen so far a decent indicator of what will happen from now on.

So, in other words, AI systems are not typically being built to show their workings — which therefore makes extracting a rationale for an AI-powered decision problematic.

But the light has to be ultraviolet, which makes up only a small percentage of sunlight and which, therefore, makes this process inefficient for everyday use.

The thought is that if you're going to spend over $500 on a tablet, the iPad is the only choice, which therefore makes the $800 Xoom a no-sale.

It was in a book – which therefore made it sacred, true, and brimming with mystery.

Initially, there was a single-layer edge protruding from the MoS2 crystal, which therefore made it possible to contact only the outermost single layer (Fig. 2a).

Building on Daganzo's well-known traffic model, we introduce an approach for evaluating vulnerabilities of transportation networks, identifying traffic signals that have the greatest impact on congestion and which, therefore, make natural targets for attacks.

In nine of these households, the older people reported that they could not reach the power outlets that the lamps were connected to, which therefore made them dependent on other people turning on/off the electricity.

One of the great themes of literature – which therefore often makes for great literature – springs from the protagonist who rejects compromise and usually pays the price (Madame Bovary, Anna Karenina, Pinkie Brown, Rabbit Angstrom).