Sentence examples for consequent appeal from inspiring English sources
These wines are rather like old stamps, something to be collected, horded but never used, and they command such high prices not because of their utility but because of their scarcity and consequent appeal to collectors.
The crowd-pleasing potential -- and consequent appeal to the money men -- is obvious.
It may be that the opening work, Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, was a nod to Mr. Fisch's operatic experience, although it is certainly a ubiquitous concert work on its own, with ample nonoperatic connections and consequent popular appeal.
G described his miserable time in care and the bullying he had experienced, and J said he had "suffered greatly as a result of his conviction and consequent stigma", the appeal court judges said.
Without fideism -- "exclusive reliance in religious matters upon faith, with consequent rejection of appeals to science or philosophy".
Washington, NATO and regional allies have warned of the consequent strengthening of the appeal of ISIS and its extremist ideology, but this is Putin's deal of the cards: make all acquiescent if not complicit to his definitions of the conflict, unless we dare challenge him.
While saying she hoped both convictions would be quashed by Italy's supreme court, Sollecito's lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno, urged the judges to take "coherent and consequent decisions" if they felt there were contradictions in the appeal court's sentence, and not to "automatically extend anomalies pertaining to Amanda to Sollecito".
They include formal fallacies like affirming the consequent and denying the antecedent; and informal fallacies like ad hominem ("against the person"), slippery slope, ad bacculum ("appeal to force"), ad misericordiam ("appeal to pity"), "hasty generalization," and "two wrongs" (as in "two wrongs don't make a right").
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
