Sentence examples for consequentially and from inspiring English sources

Most consequentially, and outrageously, of all, President Bush had clearly lied to America and to the world about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and also about a connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.

The following cross sections from the same specimen were then consequentially and systematically rotated according to the equation: ∠⃒n = 1st RN + (n – 1) × 30°, where ∠⃒n is an angle of the prosthesis line to the x-axis measured in degrees, n is a cross section number, and 1st RN is a random number in degrees defining the position of the first cross section relative to x-axis.

For example, sports psychologists know that athletes who focus on things they can control, as opposed to external factors, are less anxious, more confident, and consequentially, happier and better performers.

Although areA and atfA were expressed in the wild-type only at low levels on glutamine/methionine medium, deletion of areA or atfA reduced terR and, consequentially, terA and terB expression.

There are some schools that are well led and consequentially students thrive, and other schools where the leadership is not so tight and there's no school ethos that everyone can buy into.

My mother's mind had become programmed to think consequentially (supply and demand).

The Welsh Conservatives have held two of the regional seats since the establishment of the Assembly more than a decade ago, Andrew RT Davies and David Melding are well respected in Conservative circles and consequentially sit in first and second place on the party list respectively.

The majority of the cases pursued strategies aimed at efficiency or timeliness, and consequentially adapted work-designs and the physical layouts.

CAN involves autonomic nerve fibers innervating the heart and blood vessels, and consequentially represents a significant cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in diabetic patients [ 1].

This infers that more judicious disease management could minimise the symptom burden of pain and depression and consequentially fatigue.

Rescue and relief work was impeded by overloaded telephone communications, and consequentially, Telecom ceased telephone service between Townsville and Ingham.