Sentence examples for will therefore come from inspiring English sources

Noah's remarkable memoir of his childhood in South Africa will therefore come as a surprise to some readers.

Blakemore's intervention will therefore come as a surprise and an upset, although this will not faze the provocative 66-year-old.

Madrid is confident that the package will therefore come without the onerous strings that have been attached to previous eurozone rescue.

That I almost cried last week upon reading that the Iowa Supreme Court overturned the state law banning same-sex marriage will therefore come as no surprise.

The business leaders who have joined the B Team have committed to practise what they preach in their own businesses and will therefore come under an unprecedented spotlight.

It will therefore come as an added blow that earlier this month bus company Stagecoach axed or cut back on 70 routes, after Cumbria county council announced it would phase out £1.3m in annual subsidies to private bus operators.

All the other stuff around how they are actually going to do that is "operational" and will therefore still come under the Chief Constable.

The suspensions will therefore only come into effect if either man is guilty of breaching disciplinary rule 203 again during that period.

Oh course, you write such things in the hopes that they will therefore not come true.

Unfamiliar females encountered by males will, therefore, typically come from outside of the male's territory and thus present an elevated risk of sperm competition.

If it is osteoarthritis, even if it is a rheumatic disease, it will become chronic and therefore come back from time to time".