Sentence examples for consequentially there from inspiring English sources

More consequentially, there is the story of Pedro's first bus ride back from a road game with that Great Falls farm team.

Consequentially, there are no internationally comparative official calculations of LW available that would cover the EU.

Consequentially, there is a large number of possible applications of Surfactin e.g., in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, cosmetics, food industry or as a detergent.

Consequentially, there was minor beach erosion and isolated coastal flooding.

Consequentially, there is a growing interest in the application of miRNAs to improve phenotypes of mammalian cell factories such as Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells.

Consequentially, there is an optimal flow in N that does not transmit flow through edges (x, y) for which w′ x, y) =  w x, y) -  w(x) -  w y) ≥ 0.

Where there is no argument there can be no consequentially meaningful art.

There are two distinct, yet consequentially similar, options for treating them: 1) treat importance scores as separate dimensions or 2) treat them as weights.

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.

Consequentially, the pricing problem could be solved faster (at the beginning), such that there was no need for using heuristics only.

I must therefore, if I reason consequentially, as strenuously maintain that they have the same simple direction, as that there is a God.