Perhaps consequentially, she added, "the younger women didn't quite see the history of Hillary Clinton getting elected … they were much more captured by Barack Obama and his message".
Paul David Hyde Piercee), a finicky book editor, has a demanding star author (Rosie Perez), a schlubby employee who camps out in the office (Michael Chernus), and, most consequentially, a disturbed teen-age daughter (Colby Minifie) who pretends to be Russian and plots destructive means of getting her father's attention, having been traumatized by her mother's death, years earlier.
But perhaps most consequentially, at least for me, I got to witness true evil first-hand.
Consequentially, plants have evolved mechanisms to tightly regulate iron uptake, trafficking and storage.
Safe-sex strategies, which are contradictory to the myth of sexual spontaneity, may then get re-written into context-specific scripts that are generally held as improbable and consequentially less likely to become incorporated into a woman's personal relations schema.
Consequentially, infinitesimal generators have the distinct structure allowing for very efficient application of the numerical methods.
More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.
My mother's mind had become programmed to think consequentially (supply and demand).
Consequentially heuristic methods with the aim of selecting an approximate-best variable subset must be considered.
Consequentially it's a word I haven't spoken aloud often, except to say I'll have it when I'm perfect.
