Sentence examples for consequence made from inspiring English sources

The health in which he maintained his sailors in consequence made his name a naval byword.

It's a recognition of the fact that many forms of historic discrimination and economic inequality have also, as a downstream consequence, made it harder for minorities to vote.

A spate of recent injuries has stunted James Harden's Most Valuable Player Award campaign and, of greater consequence, made it a bit harder to justify a top-five spot for the Rockets even after their gaudy 25-4 start.

But mostly I remember how that climb up the steps to the big silent room made checking out a book an act of consequence, made reading a moral choice.

On the other hand, greater growth of tomato led to higher absorption of ({text{NO}}_{3}^) and other existent elements which in consequence made a reduction in soil salinity.

He was able to see himself in these stories and as a consequence, make sense of his own conversion experience when he sobered up for good in 1934).

As a consequence, making use of mobility and positioning factors is the easiest way to estimate path duration.

But could the new law have an unintended consequence: making it harder for the mentally ill to seek help?

Our model shows that consumers with time-inconsistent preferences may well spend more than is optimal on food and, in consequence, make suboptimal decisions.

Many of the projects aim to improve adults' basic literacy and numeric skills, and as a consequence make them more employable.

As a consequence, making inferences from studies using different case definitions about allergy prevalence, onset, severity, or exacerbation is difficult.