Sentence examples for consequent split from inspiring English sources

Augustine feared a consequent split between the Greek and Latin churches.

The consequent split in the party led in the long term to an alliance of Peelites with some Whigs to form a less conservative Tory party, calling themselves Liberals.

Written in the aftermath of the breakdown of her 27-year marriage to guitarist Thurston Moore in 2011, and the consequent split of Sonic Youth, Kim Gordon's memoir Girl in a Band is, perhaps not unexpectedly, not overflowing with laughs.

However, ethnic controversies, wide-spread armed conflicts in the country and its consequent splitting into independent states disrupted these plans.

The consequent "usages" controversy split the nonjuring community and ultimately extinguished the party.

In 1931 the collapse of the pound and the consequent financial crisis split the Labour administration.

In the process of splitting, consequent fundamental subsequences can have only one common border letter, and they cannot overlap by two or more letters.

A split on the right, and consequent realignments – taking in the remnants of New Labour and some Liberal Democrats – is long overdue, and could refresh the stale state of parliamentary politics, while helping Labour to become a more united party.

The goal was to end what they see as bumbling by Mr. Day and a consequent failure to make progress toward ending the split in Canada's political right, which many Alliance supporters say has enabled the Liberals to win three straight parliamentary majorities.

What it meant was that the heaviest of elements had been split into elements of lighter weight, with a consequent release of atomic energy.

Each such node invokes splitting of the arc under consideration by a dummy node, and the consequent setting of a suffix link to it.