Sentence examples for consequent and from inspiring English sources

But this gives us a true antecedent and a false consequent, and so the consequence does not hold.

What is needed in a demonstrative syllogism is not just the necessity of the consequence but a necessary consequent, and this requires that the premises express necessary truths.

Consequent and rising hate crime victimising Muslims (and other religious and ethnic minorities) is grist to the terrorist mill.

It would require honesty over the impact of the Iraq war: how the consequent, and foretold, decimation of that country furrowed the ground on which Isis now thrives.

He is also acknowledged as having helped to establish the technique of the traditional novel, in which consequent and logically determined events are narrated by an all-seeing observer (the omniscient narrator) and characters are coherently presented.

"While companies and regulators are putting in place the technologies, procedures and regulations that will see drones routinely fly over our heads, they appear to be washing their hands of the consequent and obvious impact on privacy and civil liberties," he said.

For example, maths and literacy scores are lower in more unequal countries, affected by the issues of health, anxiety and depression and consequent drug and alcohol use.

It has a deep and lasting effect on individuals' life chances and consequent wellbeing, and is damaging to the social fabric as a whole.

They can be an effective way of dramatically increasing holdings in a repository and consequent citations and profile.

Anti-cancer chemotherapy often induces peripheral neuropathy and consequent cognitive and quality of life impairment.

We peg everything around dollars because the 1930s were a bloodbath of currency wars, artificially-inflated reserves and consequent crashes, and exchange deficits that lead to big slumps.