Sentence examples for consequentially than from inspiring English sources

Above all, it evoked the Beatles, who from here gave the world that humor and their fabulous songs; as the Beatles' exhibit at Liverpool's Albert Dock suggests, to nowhere more consequentially than to Russia.

This fresh kind of encounter indulged the bonds underlying the sociologist Mark S. Granovetter's influential claim, from 1973, that "weak ties" — people you sort of know — extend farther and more consequentially than strong-tie networks, such as those made up of your family and friends.

Of course, anything may feel inevitable after it has happened, but some things feel more consequentially so than others.

Following these changes, local marketing agreements largely fell out of favor for radio, as it was now possible for broadcasters to simply buy another station outright rather than lease it – consequentially triggering a wave of mass consolidation in the radio industry.

The C. gloeosporioides sensu lato isolates from Mexico had a higher number of nucleotide differences (k) and consequentially, higher nucleotide diversity (Pi) than Trinidad for all four genes.

Consequentially, rural children exhibited lower antibody response than urban children [ 44].

Dairy cows require higher quality feeds than beef cattle do, and consequentially eat more so they can meet their bodily demands so they can produce milk.

Therefore, 17 α-AED is significantly more effective in inhibiting malignant glioma and lymphoma cell proliferation than its chemically identical β-epimer (17 β-AED); consequentially, nonspecificity does not appear to be an issue.

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.

However, measurements show that the wind speed at hub height at night is up to 2.6 times higher than expected, causing a higher rotational speed of the wind turbines and consequentially up to 15 dB higher sound levels, relative to the same reference wind speed in daytime.

It was also, more consequentially, ideological.