Sentence examples for as a consequence gets from inspiring English sources

Scott Thomas hasn't had to audition for a part in years, but as a consequence gets "asked to do the same things over and over, because people know you can do that, so they want you to do that.

He played it a couple of years ago in London and has since worked through it with Joyce and has, as a consequence, got the speeds up a little".

As a consequence, getting full acceptance of these new methods requires building bridges between the various particle size measurement systems.

As a consequence, getting the public out to vote for a highly-paid and relatively remote politician, to tackle a democratic deficit they weren't persuaded they had, was always going to be a hard sell.

It is also true that many of them will have earned good money from the corporation and as a consequence will get filed under "Well, he would say that, wouldn't he?".

As a consequence, we got downgraded.

"You do see people relapsing as a consequence of getting distressed".

"The U.K. is probably the best plaintiff jurisdiction anywhere, and as a consequence we get increasingly sophisticated plaintiffs looking at which country is best to sue in and being increasingly attracted to the U.K".

As the number of short trips we take increases (up to 10 per year on top of longer holidays), cheap flights to European cities aren't always the answer and Britain, as a consequence, is getting a bigger and bigger slice of the weekend-break pie.

Denoting (and as a consequence ), we get (3.29).

As a consequence we get the following result.