Sentence examples for Who consequently from inspiring English sources

To those readers who consequently became so nervous that they erected flying buttresses and spackled, I am sorry.

below 70, and who consequently has serious difficulties coping with routine aspects of daily life, in school and at work.

The British were operating in accordance with an order that they should show a ruthless disregard for civilians, who, consequently, were killed and maimed in large numbers.

It was to Kamatari, therefore, that a grateful prince, who consequently was able to ascend the throne as the emperor Tenji, entrusted the affairs of government.

Parnell's policy was first used against Boycott, who consequently was forced to employ workers from Ulster, guarded by soldiers, to harvest his crops.

This was very disheartening and outrageous to its denizens, who consequently became more belligerent in their denunciations of the philistines who might not embrace what to them was a historical imperative.

The study took longer to complete than expected because of the unexpectedly high number of women referred using hormone replacement therapy independent of the trial, and who therefore were consequently not eligible for inclusion.

His activist career began when he befriended the family of a sacked Ford worker with epilepsy, who had consequently lost his council flat.

During your years in Amsterdam, you collaborated on the film "Submission" with the journalist Theo Van Gogh, who was consequently killed by an Islamic extremist.

Another is the U.S. Dream Academy, which supports children whose parents are in prison (and who are consequently at great risk themselves of tumbling into trouble).

"Last month, we couldn't find any diesel," said Eissa, who was consequently forced to turn to the black market, where he says fuel prices are between 40% and 80% higher than their legal rate.