Sentence examples for as a consequence but from inspiring English sources

Newcastle had their clean sheet as a consequence but Marseille's manager José Anigo said: "We had four real chances and they will have to be taken in Marseille.

The former miner now has an unexpected opportunity to nationalise the railways as a consequence – but is unlikely to take it.

If he had bowled twice as many bouncers in this series, Johnson may have bowled fewer overs as a consequence, but surely the Tests would have been closer.

"From this day forward, we'll never know, of course, whose life was saved as a consequence, but no doubt there will be people whose lives are saved".

The mail-order houses boomed as a consequence; but, more important, rural families were no longer isolated from contemporary thought and fashion in 20th-century America.

One in seven working people juggle paid work with caring for a loved one, often at personal cost to themselves – eight in 10 report ill health as a consequence – but also to the Exchequer.

In parallel, accumulating evidence points to inflammation as not simply a consequence but an active contributor to pathologies such as atherosclerosis, stroke, metabolic syndrome and cancer [3].

Accumulating evidence identifies acidosis not only as a consequence of, but as a contributor to, kidney disease progression.

As a consequence, "selection" but not necessarily "activation" relates to speaking itself insofar as it is correlated with speech latencies.

As a consequence, homodimeric but not monomeric p85α suppresses the PI3K pathway by protecting PTEN from E3 ligase WWP2-mediated proteasomal degradation.

As a consequence, fMRI – but also PET for the same reasons – probably lacks sufficient sensitivity and specificity to identify eloquent brain function in the vicinity of intracerebral lesions and therefore, this technique should be avoided for presurgical planning [ 28- 31].