Sentence examples similar to a consequent mailing from inspiring English sources

The pace of postal progress in England during the later 18th century was accelerated by remarkable economic growth and a consequent demand for better mail services to the growing commercial and manufacturing centres.

Far from taking umbrage, the developer of Adblock Plus, Wladimir Palant, who lives in Norway, wrote in an e-mail response to questions, "Replacing annoying and obtrusive ads with some eye candy, turning them into their exact opposite, is a consequent continuation of what Adblock started — making the Web endurable and enjoyable".

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.

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.

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

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.