Sentence examples for but, consequently from inspiring English sources

Such a scenario might be largely in keeping with true federalist principles, but consequently it would also signify a progressively weakening central regime.

But consequently, if a well-financed and highly motivated group of members of Congress decides that the United States should default on its debts, then the United States will default.

Driven by an energy crisis but consequently puzzled by various environmental problems, uranium, as the basic material of nuclear energy, is now receiving extensive attentions.

For example, an expert will see the same ignition key of a car as the non-expert but consequently know that it will turn the engine on.

The top-down planning and administration of housing development enabled more efficient housing supply and first mass housing schemes, but consequently a diminishing influence of local communities.

But consequently, I get more deals done, I get the occasional loss leader, and then ultimately the big fish gets reeled in if I get enough people to say "yes".

But Germany consequently has a big balance-of-trade surplus with its euro-zone partners.

Mr Wasserstein himself made lots of expensive hires, but Lazard consequently had less money to distribute to its owners, including Mr David-Weill.

If we did nothing, however, our screen averages would look poor, which would be devastating not only for roll-out in the US, but also consequently for our international plans.

Arvind Subramanian of the IMF argues that such rulers have no incentive to develop non-oil sources of wealth, and the ruled (but untaxed) consequently have little incentive to hold their rulers accountable.Some argue the Persian Gulf has escaped the oil curse.

That will not only enhance protection of wood against fungi as compared to the biocide alone, but also consequently, help reduce the environmental impacts especially on land and water resources.