Sentence examples for whole therefore from inspiring English sources

The whole, therefore, refuses to reduce and resolve at the level of plot, leaving some very tasty suspicions open.

Society as a whole, therefore, should own or at least control property for the benefit of all its members.

For the group as a whole, therefore, the M3+ ionic state is the exception rather than the rule.

Or if it did, the birds might quickly learn the difference.On the whole, therefore, it is better to avoid the birds in the first place.

"It is quite painful" he continued, "Lloyds has 30-million customers as a whole, therefore to lose five-million customers is to lose around a sixth".

Issues affecting the United Kingdom as a whole therefore also apply to England in particular, especially in the case of identity politics.

The effect on the economy as a whole is therefore expansionary, not contractionary.

But the Fitch statement said that a downgrading for Altria did not necessarily mean a downgrading for the tobacco industry as a whole and, therefore, the tobacco bonds.

Precisely because God is a limitless, boundless totality, he must be an outsideless whole, and therefore everything else that exists must be within God.

The form of the work as a whole is therefore a mixture of axiomatic proof and philosophical narrative.

But inasmuch as alliances and the compounding of different groups normally are brought about by arranged marriages, the familistic appearance of the whole is therefore maintained.