By the second half of the century, Boston had ceded its power as an economic centre to New York; and, according to Erica Hirshler, a senior curator at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts: "There was in Boston a consequent civic mantra that money isn't as important as knowledge; that intellectual capital is capital".
The crowd-pleasing potential -- and consequent appeal to the money men -- is obvious.
The crew up at Grouse reveres White, obviously, for his tremendous skill and ambition, but resents him a little for his money, success, and consequent stand-offishness.
If a country had a deficit, gold would flow out, and the consequent reduction in the domestic money supply would cause prices to move downward.
All attributes, no matter who has 'responsibility for their level', clearly matter to varying degrees to the end user and hence must all be taken on board in changes designed to create additional value in the bus use experience, and consequent justification through value for money of the taxpayers outlay to support existing and improved bus services under government contracts.
The Maduro government has responded to the consequent hole in public finances by printing money, fuelling inflation.
Throughout the nation, the importance of paid television advertising in statewide contests, and the consequent need to raise gargantuan sums of money, means that candidates for office are either in thrall to special interests or drawn exclusively from the super-rich.
It subtly reinforces the notion that Eton's pupils are made of more enterprising stuff than normal schoolchildren – that there's something special about them apart from their parents' money and connections, and their own consequent sense of entitlement.
Scottish and Welsh houses need another £3 billion.If the councils borrowed the money to pay these bills, the consequent rise in public-sector borrowing would limit the government's ability to borrow money for other public services.
The economy suffers from the consequent impediments to labour mobility and an increasing quantity of taxpayers' money is required to deal with the social problems".
