Sentence examples for and would consequently from inspiring English sources

For those authors, only health professionals who have enough positive outcome expectancies about the consequences of those skills would have the willingness to use them and would consequently give more appropriate information and support to patients.

It knew that this anger would automatically target (along with Israel) the Abbas government, which would be perceived as a collaborator and would consequently lose the elections.

Besides, without shortcomings, we students would have far fewer controversies to discuss and would consequently miss out on that all-important "intellectual stimulation".

Taking what Pinto had said to the media in the wake of victory against Greece, van Gaal, like any manager today, knew that the Costa Ricans would have studied Cillessen and would consequently have been aware of his weaknesses.

8 Warning From Ulster Leader David Trimble, the Ulster Unionist leader, said that he held little hope of any disarmament by the Irish Republican Army and would consequently halt the power-sharing Northern Ireland Assembly this week.

The automaker said the tire-pressure monitoring system was set incorrectly and would consequently warn the driver of a problem only when the tire pressure was 31 percent below recommended levels.

Preventing unauthorized vehicles from approaching a protected area by anti-ram bollard systems installed in the perimeter of buildings and infrastructures would consequently reduce blast and debris threats of vehicle borne improvised explosive devices.

Cattle vary in weight from 300 lbs to well over 1800 lbs, and this would consequently affect stocking rate and density of your pastures.

In the present case, the effects of both the above terms at TRV and SHAR would be nearly the same (as the cosine and sine of the dip angle vary only in the third decimal) and there would consequently be a nearly identical increase in ionization at both the stations.

As a consequence, the results might not have fully reflected the true range of variability of /dz/ realization, as syllable and word lists can be a fairly straightforward indicator of the study aim, and speakers would consequently be more conscious of their pronunciation [cf. Fon et al. (2011)].

However, depending on distribution of patients, there would be a problem if change scores needed to be calculated [ 32] and this would consequently need a Rasch transformed score.