Sentence examples for and the consequent changing from inspiring English sources

Ibn Saʿūd, who had been brought up in the strict puritanical faith of the Wahhābīs, viewed this flood of wealth and the consequent changing mores with distaste and bewilderment.

"We brought together academic experts on body image and fashion, psychologists, philosophers, lawyers, surgeons and GPs to debate the role of professionals in responding to the changing requirements of 'beauty' and the consequent changing uses of procedures that have traditionally been regarded as 'medical' in order to attempt to achieve beauty norms".

Figures 6a b show the changing area a and density d' and the consequent changing mass q for two decades, 1990 2000 and 2000 2010.

Figures 3a b show the changing area, a and density, d and the consequent changing volume, v during 1953 1987 and during 1987–2007.

This assumption is weakened by climate change and consequent changing of precipitation trends, which have been observed by many scientists (IPCC 2013; Parmesan and Yohe 2003).

Due to changing soil and atmospheric conditions and the consequent changes in heating and cooling loads of a building during operation, an earth air heat exchanger interacts with the environments and the performance varies with the conditions.

In addition, due to the rapid changing business environment, the way an organisation conducts business and the consequent data also changes.

The findings illustrated in this article represent a potentially useful tool to monitor sprawl and the consequent land consumption in rapidly-changing urban landscapes.

Slamming and the consequent whipping can be avoided by slowing or changing course, but springing is more difficult to avoid because of the wide range of frequencies found in a typical sea state.

But the games industry is changing; official re-releases of old games and the consequent legal attention that brings to sites hosting original ROMs has created an unambiguously hostile environment for them.

The main themes were the cumulative impact of work-related pressures, the changing and growing nature of the workload, and the consequent stress.