Sentence examples for and consequently does from inspiring English sources
Poa pratensis is keyed out only once and consequently does not need a superscript.
The contrary authority that amicus, through diligent efforts, has found arose in less closely analogous circumstances and consequently does not persuade us.
Because murder is a capital offense in Arizona, she said, "a death sentence does not extend the range of sentencing" and consequently does not pose a problem under Apprendi.
Ally does not lend directly to consumers and does not receive information about borrowers' race or ethnicity and, consequently, does not discriminate, Republicans and the auto financial industry said.
Under kinetic control, a particle's temperature is close to the ambient temperature and consequently does not change during thermal decomposition, whereas, when external heat transfer controls, the particle's temperature can rise during pyrolysis by up to 100 K.
The fundamental reason of this unreliability is the mechanism of the ice-induced vibrations which is not well understood and, consequently, does not seem to be properly accounted for in any of the existing models.
Therefore, they do not express sialyl Lewisx structures and consequently do not bind to selectins.
They are more local than regional in scale, and consequently do not require regional fracture connectivity.
"They fought what they found foolish or irrelevant, and consequently did not survive to do what they considered vital".
He was very distressed by the contents of the email and consequently did not feel comfortable about attending the meeting".
