Sentence examples for and possibly as a consequence from inspiring English sources

It was rejected, they were both made class C, and possibly as a consequence young people began to turn to mephedrone.

2.48pm BST The 12 year old has school exams and, possibly as a consequence, he is even more starving than usual.

Earlier this year, for instance, he hosted the BET Awards, a ceremony that is both less prestigious and, possibly as a consequence, more entertaining than the Oscars, which Rock hosted in 2005.

If Wikipedia is replaced in the first few results on Google with pages from Knol, Wikipedia traffic will decrease, and possibly as a consequence so will broader participation on Wikipedia.

In other words, the vast majority of small internationalized non-training firms could potentially offer apprenticeships in an official training occupation, but predominantly refrains from doing so – and to a larger extent than domestic firms – because they are too specialized and (possibly as a consequence thereof) provide internal training to employees without a vocational degree.

Rumours of a plot to kill Henry were circulating and, possibly as a consequence, Henry decided to return to Normandy for a period.

C. elegans and C. remanei can be regularly found in association with diverse invertebrates in Northern Germany being more prevalent on slugs, isopods and chilopods than on other taxa including beetles, flies and spiders possibly as a consequence of carrier specificity or chemical host defense mechanisms.

RGC14 is distributed in two clusters (on chromosomes 7 and 9), possibly as a consequence of a segmental duplication event.

The three neurofilament genes (NF-L, NF-M, NF-H) were differentially expressed in the undifferentiated and differentiated conditions, possibly as a consequence of being independent transcription units and hence were differentially regulated [26].

We found that perceptions of control declined before and after disease, possibly as a consequence of the diagnosis of cancer.

Lactic acidosis can develop during biguanide (metformin and phenformin) intoxication, possibly as a consequence of mitochondrial dysfunction.