Sentence examples for and consequently causing from inspiring English sources
He says customers making elaborate hand gestures while talking, and consequently causing their body to jolt around in the salon chair, is his biggest bugbear at work.
Shale gas contains ethane which can be dehydrogenated to ethene - which is a 1,3-BD free route and consequently causing a reduction in ethene production from the steam cracking route and, hence, 1,3-BD.
In addition, the failure in maintaining the required mass flow rate of reactants to the electrode interface will lead to drop in the concentrations and consequently causing drop in the cell voltage.
The excess of ruminal fermentation of NFC, combined with low inclusion of roughage in the diet, can lead to acidosis, decreasing fiber digestibility, dry matter intake and, consequently, causing a reduction in weight gain of animals (Gonzalez et al. 2012).
In areas favorable for its growth, S. obtusifolia is capable of excluding all native species and forming dense mono-specific stands and consequently causing significant ecological changes (Mackey et al. 1997; Tye et al. 2003).
In this case, the surface tension may increase because of the larger atomic size of the Bi atoms, so to reduce the stress in the structure Bi atoms could be blocking Ga incorporation and consequently causing Ga vacancies in the net.
Possibly, but the real question is whether we have the right resources in place to support our customers (discerning or otherwise) through a difficult period which will put a strain on household resources and consequently cause arrears to rise.
In a statement issued by its mission in Geneva, where the W.T.O. is based, the Chinese government said Europe's actions "violated various obligations under the W.T.O., and consequently caused damage to the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese exporters".
Otherwise, high attempt probabilities could decrease the successful transmission probabilities and consequently cause congestions.
Waste plastic results in waste discarding disaster and consequently cause significant harms to the environment.
If oscillations are negatively damped, the magnitude of oscillations will grow and consequently cause system breakup and power outages.
