Sentence examples for as a consequence so from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, so does his or her tendency to help.

"We have plate mills that are idle right now as a consequence, so this is a good deal," said Gary Hubbard, a spokesman for the union, referring to the wind tower decision.

Since the number of fertilizing pollen grains is low, the number of ovules in a single flower is low and, as a consequence, so is the number of seeds in each fruit.

"Third, natural disturbances (eg wildfires) are increasing and, as a consequence, so are the emissions of CO2".

If Wikipedia is replaced in the first few results on Google with pages from Knol, Wikipedia traffic will decrease, and possibly as a consequence so will broader participation on Wikipedia.

As a consequence, so far NIV has been used as a first-line therapy in only 25 40 % of immunocompromised patients admitted to ICU for acute respiratory failure [1, 8 10].

Both Peter King and Michael Forbes, who represents the eastern tip of Long Island, publicly criticized Gingrich and were thoroughly marginalized as a consequence, Forbes so much so that he ultimately switched to the Democratic Party.

As a consequence, doing so eventually had a negative impact on the site's traffic.

As a consequence, not so many direct 2-D transform architectures have been proposed.

As a consequence, the so far assumed size-asymmetric competition and over-proportional growth of tall trees compared with small trees may become more symmetric.

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