"Business and household spending as a consequence are being further damped".
Weight, substance and consequence are all longed for, and experienced chiefly as a lack.
The deed requires the Connecticut Historical Commission to approve any demolition or alterations, but none of any consequence are expected.
Rural Yaunde, as a consequence, are less wealthy than some of their neighbours.
Smaller ropes are designated cords; similar assemblages in which torsional balance is of no consequence are called twine or yarn.
The soldiers establish an encampment named Texas Town, receiving local women who, as a consequence, are publicly shunned as "Yankee wives".
The ties that used to bind are weaker now, and so, as a consequence, are the politicians whom we elect, and the governments they form.
The two women had children within nine months of each other and as a consequence are now looking at their own working skills, how can they improve these?
English-language television news channels believe that they are national, and as a consequence are confused about what their viewers want to watch.
Of no less consequence are fundamental facts of scale: a statewide population of 613,000 (smaller than metropolitan Omaha) and an annual budget of a billion dollars — too measly for pomp or, for that matter, lucrative corruption.
Here's a fearless forecast: Bonuses of any consequence are likely only at agencies that are privately held, or at publicly held agencies whose top executives suffer from Enron envy.
