As a consequence, when my period began, I was not really sure what was happening.
As a consequence, when economic conditions change, the bias from excluding the lowest part of the wage distribution also changes.
As a consequence, when the ∇h terms are neglected, the density peaks associated to shock fronts are overestimated.
As a consequence, when Reuters asked these businesses whether they want TTIP, the answer was categorical: "Nein Danke".
As a consequence, when foundations switched to project-based accounting, they forced grantees to sacrifice long-term effectiveness for short-term efficiency, Ms. Enright said.
As a consequence, when he woke up he felt more rested and more motivated to exercise, which he now does almost every morning.
As a consequence, when he retired the Babe was able to live in comfort, maintaining a large apartment on New York's West Side.
As a consequence, when JVM bytecodes are used to transport programs in other languages, the result becomes less acceptable the more the source language diverges from Java.
As a consequence, when the actual shift size differs from the value assumed at the chart design stage, the performance of the control chart can be seriously affected.
As a consequence, when such men of true martial ability and sufficient autonomy emerged, the slightest incident involving any one of them might provoke armed conflict.
As a consequence, when corporate fines draw on general corporate coffers, the real interests threatened are those of the corporate shareholders, employees, creditors, etc., most of whom will be totally innocent of any misconduct.
