Definitions

1. conjunctive For that or this purpose, referring to something previously stated.

2. conjunctive Consequently, by or in consequence of that or this cause; referring to something previously stated.

3. For that reason or cause; consequently or hence.

4. as a consequence

Examples

1. therefore it makes sense to get switching as prices are on the rise.

2. It may therefore be too much to hope for from a single negotiation.

3. His narrative must therefore be regarded as still incomplete.

4. They therefore encourage people to switch.

5. White therefore needs to look elsewhere.

6. Increasing our omega-3 intake may therefore promote better health and longevity.

7. It looks increasingly likely, therefore, that devolution will be suspended.

8. The actual number may therefore be much higher,' a spokesman for the service said.

9. The big practical question now, therefore, is how we can learn to live in this world of sugar without being harmed by it.

10. We can enrich environments and therefore enrich people.

11. therefore prerogative powers may not now be used.

12. It would therefore make defending infinitely harder.

13. You must therefore seek to discard a club.

14. Greek yogurt is higher in protein than normal yogurt and is therefore likely to be more filling.

15. Was her survival as a belligerent therefore of much importance?

16. They therefore need to be careful where they buy.

17. Exercise testing has therefore become a routine part of the assessment of people with angina.

18. We therefore now have a considerable amount of experience.

19. But the bishop is a grand man and must therefore live in the grand manner.

20. This makes people healthier and therefore more alert and active at work.

21. therefore inaccuracies may result from human error.

22. It therefore makes sense to appoint an independent trustee.

23. You must therefore find companions or make them.

24. They are trying to do too much and therefore not doing anything properly.

25. therefore more houses need to be built.

26. therefore she can now be philosophical about a defeat that hurt at the time.

27. therefore capped drawdown may be the best option for many wealthier individuals.

28. We must not therefore preach the health benefits of giving up smoking.

29. Part of the reason is that many immigrants are young and are therefore more likely to be healthy.

30. It is therefore vital to make the switch from one activity to the next as quickly as possible.

31. First, women who enter into waged employment " become workers and therefore classed subjects".

32. It is therefore highly likely that the fee of 506 was unlawful.

33. _Hence, therefore, why_, etc., used in making an inference or in expressing cause -- as, It is dark, _hence_, or _therefore_, the sun is down; _Why_ is it dark?

34. The term therefore refers to symbolic or cultural activities which do not contribute to capitalist production and accumulation and which potentially constitute a "radical negation" of productivist society.

35. Wrapped up in the term therefore is the idea of a "biodiversity crisis".

36. [2662] The title therefore does give proof of a certain authority of oversight or of action.

37. The title therefore is not unlike that of Royal or Imperial Highness in modern monarchies.

38. The term therefore implies that the third world is exploited, much as third estate French commoners were exploited. • the economically underdeveloped countries of Africa,

39. It is not pleonastic to speak of radioactive iodine because I (127), the naturally occurring isotope, is not radioactive; the term therefore refers to any of the other 23 isotopes known at present, all of which are radioactive.

40. All his children died infants; and the title therefore expired

41. The title therefore was imaginary, and the committee would recolleft, that in thofe old charters, the word burgeffesvizs not neceffarily a term of incorporation; but that it as frequently meant the tenants of burgage - pofleffions, according to the opinion of Lord Holt.

42. This therefore is an open promise to hold a referendum come what may.

43. ‘There are therefore reasons for the historical work now being done in these fields.’

44. ‘There is always some bad news somewhere and therefore always a reason not to invest.’

45. ‘It therefore contains, trapped in its ice, almost as much water as there is in that sea.’

46. ‘Each owner had a say in the design and therefore no house is quite the same as the next.’

47. ‘It is therefore a surprise to read some of the comments made at last Monday's meeting.’

48. ‘Her daughter Alice is still missing and an inquest on her cannot therefore be held.’

49. ‘The watchdog is therefore urging borrowers to act now if they think they may have a problem.’

50. ‘I tried to tell her that the words made little sense and therefore lacked any depth.’

51. ‘It was therefore the first part of that country to have contacts with the outside world.’

52. ‘Anyone who tries to hold them to account, therefore, is held to be a bigot or racist.’

53. ‘The Scot has therefore taken a decision which he thinks will make or break his career.’

54. ‘We should therefore discuss how much I am willing to pay for what you are prepared to do.’

55. ‘The use of a celebrity to give a brand name to a book, or series of books, is therefore a smart move.’

56. ‘The choice was therefore to leave a murderous dictator in power or to remove him by force.’

57. ‘My greatest criticism of this film is that it has no context and therefore no meaning.’

58. ‘It is therefore our moral duty to get rid of him before he murders more of his own people.’

59. ‘It was therefore no wonder that bribery was reported to be common among the judiciary.’

60. ‘Our task as Christians is therefore to show love to other people in every single action.’

61. ‘In this case the judge says we should not enforce the parish law and therefore we won't.’

62. ‘It therefore seems that cannabis is not a major contributor to accidents on the roads.’

63. therefore X must be true