Sentence examples for and consequently more from inspiring English sources

Beliefs go further; they're more specific and, consequently, more segmenting.

They have brought more corruption and, consequently, more poverty.

But as wireless technology became cheaper, and consequently more prevalent, that stigma wore off.

Although they are the same height, one is slimmer and consequently more delicate, to accommodate a narrower lot.

The attacks in Paris were designed to provoke retaliation against European Muslims, and consequently more recruits for its "caliphate".

But a tendency toward sentimental archetypes makes it less harsh, more accessible and, consequently, more like children's theater.

All of which means plastic bags are not only "nicer", they're also rarer, and consequently, more desirable.

Tempered by experience, he is more realistic and consequently more effective.

These characteristics are expected to lead to rapid hydroxyapatite formation and consequently more efficient bone bonding.

Incorporating social ambition into the corporate strategy is crucial to the future of business in a world where the consumer is ever more aware – and, consequently, more discerning.

Fortunately, "The Emperor and the Wolf" becomes more interesting when the careers of its two subjects start to decline and their lives become unhappier and, consequently, more dramatic.