Sentence examples for are consequently an from inspiring English sources
They are, consequently, an ongoing security concern.
Unions are able to support workers in difficult situations, educate them about their rights, negotiate employment conditions, act as mediators between workers and employers and are consequently an important stakeholder in protecting the rights of seasonal workers and ensuring their overall wellbeing.
The kinesin-microtubule railway system is central to the self-organization of eukaryotic life and its mechanisms are consequently an important problem in molecular cell biology.
However, it is our experience that physicians describe only the disabilities they consider to be of relevance for sick-listing in a limited perspective, and our figures are consequently an underestimation of the total individual disability.
They explain what a facility does and how they provide their services and are consequently an important accountability strategy used to promote the rights of patients, ensuring access to equitable and comprehensive health care, promoting the right to choose a care plan, and protect facility users from discrimination [ 8].
Road fatalities are consequently a major issue, with large green and black signs displaying the number of dead and injured at particularly bad spots.
These sites mediate load transfer between highly dissimilar materials and are consequently a primary site of injury during orthopedic failure.
These early forays into social realism are, consequently a number of things all at once – disguised autobiographies, economic clarion calls, successful attempts to extend the English novel's social range.
Proving, I suggest, both that these commentators know arguments have force (and are consequently a threat) and that they really have no proper vision of the future to offer us.
Sing Young is mostly a rental outfit, and sale prices are consequently a bit steep, around $40 per disc.
It is, consequently, an occasionally ragged book, its comic touches dissipated by lingering moments of bleakness.
