Sentence examples for accordingly, since from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'accordingly, since' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used when there is a logical connection between two statements. For example, "Dinosaurs became extinct millions of years ago. Accordingly, since they no longer exist on earth, it is impossible to observe them in their natural habitat."
Accordingly, since the end of the Cold War the targets of intelligence activity have been just as likely nonstate actors as states.
It's one of the biggest updates to iOS for some time, and developers have been working hard to update their apps accordingly since the software was revealed at Apple's WWDC event in June.
Accordingly, since urea showed a weaker promotion of the related pathways, it caused a depression of the antioxidant system and a consequent increase of ROS.
Wall Street greeted the news accordingly: Since January, Rentrak shares have jumped from $3 to a recent $7. Rentrak's future was not always so bright.
Accordingly, since being judged by the standard of comparison with lower degrees, the subject is considered to have the property in a marginal way.
Accordingly, since 2011, both decontamination and decommissioning have been ongoing in the immediate surroundings of the nuclear reactors of the TEPCO Fukushima 1st Nuclear Power Plant.
Accordingly, since 1981 it has run large trade deficits with impunity.
Accordingly, since 1986, in Bale eco-region, there is an increasing number of patches in forest and woodland classes.
Our department of infection control follows the modification of case definitions accordingly since January 2010.
France have tailored their training regime accordingly ever since their place in the last 16 was secured, with Deschamps describing a 1pm start as "unusual" and expecting the heat to have an impact on the pace of the game.
"It is helpful, in my opinion, for households and businesses to recognise that it's more likely than not that rates are going to go up and to plan their affairs accordingly, particularly since while there's been tremendous progress – British households have done a great job in paying down debt – they are still relatively indebted".
