Sentence examples for consecutively meaning from inspiring English sources
That indecision will do little to lighten Mr. Pena's load: depending on how the judge views the convictions, Mr. Pena's sentences could run consecutively, meaning he would face a minimum sentence of 30 years, 10 years on each count.
This series consists of a wide range of documents filed "consecutively," meaning largely chronologically by month, by Jack Matlock and his staff at the American Embassy in Moscow.
On Friday, February 17, Justice David Gates gave Garland the maximum verdict: three life sentences, to be served consecutively, meaning there would be no chance of parole for 75 years.
Florida sentencing guidelines dictate that most of Dunn's sentence will be served consecutively, meaning that barring a successful appeal or some other unusual occurrence he will likely die in jail.
The three samples of HBC at lower temperature (H2 H4) were performed consecutively due to the low reactivity of HBC, meaning the extracted filter of the previous experiment with probably pre-oxidised (but still insoluble) HBC was again exposed to the reaction gases.
It is constructed in the Spanish Colonial style, meaning that the house's 13 rooms are set consecutively in the building and connected only by an external covered corredor (as opposed to an interior hallway).
In the Dutch renal replacement registry, all ESRD patients with chronic renal replacement therapy, meaning kidney function replacement for at least 4 weeks consecutively, are registered.
Our data may point to the fact that FCs are developing consecutively and tend to progress to more elaborate calcifications as there are virtually no isolated "severe" calcifications (PCCCs), meaning that isolated crescent or circular calcifications virtually do not exist without simultaneous FCs.
Meaning Social Security retirement.
