hence

A year hence it will be forgotten.

handmade and hence expensive.

It's handmade and hence expensive.

They grew up in the Sudan; hence their interest in Nubian art.

Hence, she was known as a seeress and prophetess.

Hence an endocentric construction is also known as a headed construction.

"The town was built among the hills, hence the name Hilltown."

many vehicle journeys (and hence a lot of pollution) would be saved.

two years hence they might say something quite different.

he was a tiny, slight figure, hence his sobriquet, ‘the Little Wonder’.

Hence, such a worshipper of Mammon will be called a traitor and a bloodsucker of the poor.

villiform Like the villi of the intestine, hence, with numerous small slender projections;

Through an experiment,the author tries to make some improvement in the current method of gradate place in basketball competition,hence to help development of basketball in China.

The Papain is able to decompose protein into amino acid whereas Lipase has high decomposability to fattiness;hence it is helpful for obesity on weight reducing.

This circuit is of Independence and perfectibility hence can be used to fabricate Deka-Value logic systems and implement any Deka-Value combinatorial logic and temporal logic.

And copyright's reach has changed, as every action becomes a copy and hence presumptively regulated.

In this correspondence, a new class of sextic residue sequences is constructed and the characteristic polynomial and hence the linear complexity of it are determined.

Hence we avoid the dreaded paralysis by analysis.

" Hence." That's classy. Say a lot of " hence" when we see him.

Hence the importance of cultivating a good disposition.

They were happy six months hence; if they were unhappy before.

Hence the description of America as a “graveyard” for languages.

Hence, a new perspective on the problem.

Hence the plaintiffs' search for less elusive accomplices.

Hence, it follows that they never really died.

Hence, this was the very first filmic war.

Hence, prejudice means to judge before having adequate knowledge.