Sentence examples for consequent search for from inspiring English sources
Instead, if parties were made to crowdsource their cash, it might force them to find fresh ways to connect with voters – and the consequent search for donations might even end up reinvigorating British politics instead of scarring it with sleazy dinners.
In a recent letter to the SEC, a group of financial institutions representing $2.85tn in assets under management said project-level disclosure was in keeping with "changing dynamics" in the oil sector – by which they meant the diminishing opportunities for exploration and the consequent need to search for oil in ever more "challenging governance and business environments".
The exciting results regarding the usefulness of He4 in the preoperative assessment of patients at increased risk of malignancy lead the search for tissue expression and consequent serum detection in patients affected by BOTs.
Considering a pronounced population aging process and consequent increase in the prevalence of dementia, the search for strategies to prevent or postpone the onset of diseases such as AD is necessary.
The substitution of the Qin ruler's superstitious search for long life through alchemy and his consequent fostering of Huang-Lao religioun combined with suppression of dialectic thought initiated China's philosophical "Dark Age".
As my frustration builds over the continuing degradation of the world ocean, and the outrageous indifference and unwillingness of many governments and other vested interests to do anything about it, I search for ways to reach into peoples' minds and consequent actions to make a difference.
This knowledge will help in the search for ways to protect beta cells against both viral infections and the consequent immune assault.
The denaturation with consequent loss in biological activity of macromolecules during dosage form design and gastrointestinal passages have compelled the scientists to search for alternative methods for the design of delivery devices.
But the involvement of Americans, and the consequent American media and congressional interest, could make it a big one and, so, perhaps, the excuse for demanding blood for blood rather than pursuing the difficult search for negotiated peace.
The search for wreckage continued.
