Sentence examples for consequently American from inspiring English sources

John Judge Needham, Mass., Oct. 14, 2010 • To the Editor: American culture, and consequently American public policy, favors the creation of private wealth over public investment.

But, he said, the "neocons seem to have a special affinity for Israel that influences their political thinking and consequently American foreign policy in the Middle East".

Consequently American families everywhere are still suffering.

Consequently, American forces would not be on Muslim soil and still be able to project American power to further our national interest in that vital and strategic area of the world.

Consequently, American PIs may assign more responsibility than fresh European Ph.D.s are comfortable with at first.

Consequently, American POWs in Hanoi endured brutal torture, including beatings, rope bindings in stress positions and prolonged solitary confinement.

Too often this would be the only question focused on with news headlines consequently trumpeting: "Americans are divided on the environment and energy".

On his recommendation, the Brazilian military closed off thousands of miles of inland borders and assumed control of vast disputed territories; consequently, other South American nations yielded to Brazil some 342,000 square miles (886,000 square km) of land an area larger than France.

Especially in North America, this novel feedstock has had and will remain to have a significant impact on macroeconomics, trade balances and energy security and, consequently, the North American economic outlook as well as competitiveness.

The 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, under the command of Colonel Edson Raff, was the lead assault formation for the 17th Airborne Division, and was consequently the first American airborne unit to land as part of Operation Varsity.

Today we still feel that way and on average Americans, consequently, have less time off a year than any other industrialized nation.