Sentence examples for and a consequent fall from inspiring English sources

With the bank base rate now down to 4% and a consequent fall in mortgage rates, Mr Hilton is aware is that he is paying over the odds for his home loan and that he could significantly cut his monthly interest repayment by remortgaging to a new deal.

In contrast, GJ inhibitors in vitro generally induce vasorelaxation or attenuation of constriction, due to smooth muscle hyperpolarization, inhibition of Ca2+ entry, and a consequent fall in [Ca2+]i.

Furthermore, a progressive decrease of food intake until day 7 after injection was observed) with a consequent fall of weight compared to controls).

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

The potential pathogenesis described in the literature was linked to a more fluid stomach content and the consequent fall of the pH gradient between the proximal and the distal parts of the stomach: the anatomical structure of the proximal part of the stomach (NGR) in the pig represents a weak point.

Because of William's impending retirement and the consequent fall in the family's income, Ferrier's hopes of attending a music college could not be realised.

It was not until Mao's death in September 1976 and the consequent fall from power of the Gang of Four that Deng was rehabilitated, this time with the assent of Hua Guofeng, Mao's chosen successor to the leadership of China.

Because of the punch and the consequent fall on the ice with Bertuzzi on top of him, and numerous other players from both teams piling on top, Moore sustained three fractured neck vertebrae, among other injuries, that ended his career.

21 Data on whether effective HIV therapy and the consequent fall in "community viral load" reduces HIV incidence, have been conflicting.

In those requiring treatment, carbimazole and β-blockers for symptom relief appear to be effective, and thyroid function can be expected to normalise rapidly with treatment of the underlying GTD and the consequent fall in HCG levels.

EnBW, a German electricity producer in which EdF owns a stake, led the collapse in electricity prices (and consequent fall in profits) that marked the first phase of market opening in Germany.