Sentence examples similar to a consequent interview from inspiring English sources

Gray told VICE she was "pissed" about Newman's letter, and his consequent interview with school paper the Excalibur.

[There is] a logical need to reflect the external dimension of this internal market… [and] intensify external energy actions at the EU level [as] there will be joint EU interests with regards to gas once there is a complete internal market' and a consequent ' need at the European level for a stronger external policy (See Personal Interview 8).

There has been a consequent surge in botched operations, with some patients sustaining irreparable damage.

"We were experiencing a drop in students and a consequent drop in faculty members.

Social mobility is blocked, and there is a consequent waste of human capabilities.

Tardigrades evolved toward small size, with a consequent simplification of body organization.

So here we have a predicate, a consequent, and an alternative.

The introduction we read definitely suggested an information revolution, and a consequent shifting social structure.

Rough equality, a tendency to want what others also want, and a consequent state of war.

And there's a consequent, which is the thing you do if the predicate is true.

Records suggest Kinshasa had a relatively high proportion of men and a consequent demand for sex workers.