Sentence examples for * consequently much from inspiring English sources

E-commerce has made it much easier for buyers to find them and, consequently, much harder for companies to crack down on illegal sales.

However, their analysis constitutes a relatively recent subfield of Network Science, and the number of available tools is consequently much smaller than for static networks.

Most c-Si solar cells adopt monofacial thin film structures and consequently much effort, particularly at the equipment design level, is devoted to ensure monofacial thin film processing.

More importantly, progressive triggers cause less stray deformations elsewhere along the beam and are consequently much more robust against global bending.

The forces exerted on the joints are consequently much lower during walking than running (approximately 1x body weight compared with 2-3x body weight) which can make it kinder on the joints.

All of that said, I'm pleased, and I hope you are too, that the puzzle, with its fancy new pink header, is now located with the other games and puzzles and consequently much easier to find.

Also, we keep them refrigerated so they are not dependent on salt for preservation and consequently are much, much more lightly salted.

By contrast, the German "Freie Szene" is, like Britain's, already much more international and consequently already much more similar.

Yet the real ambiguity, it seems to me, precedes the final stage, when we don't know how much is gone and consequently how much we're supposed to grieve.

Consequently much less angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis were found in the mice treated with PDF alone.

Compared to Hebrew, Arabic has a much larger number of homographs, and consequently is much more complicated.