Sentence examples for which therefore poses from inspiring English sources

To sell millions requires a lot of stock which needs to be made up, and which therefore poses a massive capital risk from the onset.

The role of the Hall current is to increase the reconnection rate with respect to MHD predictions, which therefore poses a promising mechanism for fast reconnection.

Training the new recruits, therefore, poses a challenge.

It therefore poses both a short- and long-term threat.

But this contemporary movement of labor within Asia is different, and, therefore, poses some unique challenges.

The implementation of this reform therefore poses some challenges.

Perceptions regarding high formal AT costs, particularly when compared to generic household products which fulfilled similar functions therefore posed a key barrier both for the general acceptability of AT products, and for the continuing development of a mixed economy of AT provision in dementia.

Questions have been raised over the years about aluminum and metal alloy bats, which can increase the "exit velocity" -- the speed at which the ball leaves the bat -- and therefore pose a greater risk of serious harm, advocates of the ban argue.

One option, pushed by conservatives, would be to maintain the ban on embryonic stem cell research while increasing financing for experiments on adult stem cells, which are obtained from blood and bone marrow and therefore pose no ethical objections.

The highest Fe concentration determined in the flour samples was 201.40 ± 0.14 mg/Kg which is far above the WHO set limit and therefore pose a health threat.

However, viral titers in asymptomatic waterfowl may be much lower than in diseased poultry (11 ) and may therefore pose a low risk to humans, which our study was underpowered to identify.