Sentence examples for while hence from inspiring English sources

Some low hanging fruit can be had in terms of improved operating leverage but many of its markets have been ex-growth for a while, hence our reluctance to advocate opening up a new position at this level.

I was like 'what would happen if you just stuck on that riff for a while?'" Hence Earth, who would play one chord for as long as 15 minutes at a time, for instance on Seven Angels on their 1993 album Earth 2. Why play – or listen to – music that's so glacially slow?

It turns out that is a polynomial function with respect to where while Hence ( means that has the same order of ).

It's not quite as easy as the old "Make available offline" button used to make it and it might freak out every once in a while (hence it being an easter egg), but it seems to get the job done.

I was stuffing the flue as fast as I could, and it worked for a while (hence my angry response and mission to personally overhaul the health care system in America), but its effectiveness is temporary.

(The tests were performed while seated; hence, they are applicable to patients unable to walk).

Car manufacturers are all too aware that they need to minimise distractions from these systems while driving, hence the common use of voice recognition.

Phone calls and texting were found to be the most common usages while driving, hence, both were chosen to be further analyzed.

OCT suffers from the need to optically clear the blood while imaging, hence the pump injector may distort the intravascular flow profile from physiological states.

The trick is to acquiesce while looking fierce; hence our pinprick bombing of radar sites.

Hence, while 14,180 homicides were documented in 2008, the F.B.I. estimated the actual number at just over 16,700.