Sentence examples for consequently I think from inspiring English sources

So consequently I think the consumer will be a positive in the economy, but only a mild one.

Most of them have also grown up sucking off fat broadband, and consequently I think you've seen a lot of innovation around apps that are broadband rich, such as Skype and Spotify.

Consequently, I think the guerrilla war will be going for a long time".

Consequently, I think the answer to our original question depends on the size of the sphere.

Consequently, I think the difference in my country, the difference in the parties, is there's no difference.

"Consequently I think sound art has a chance of becoming less ghettoized and more accessible to the public -- like video art, which has some of the same challenges.

In 1970, Duane Allman told disc jockey Ed Shane, "You know, we get kind of frustrated doing the [studio] records, and I think, consequently, our next album will be ... a live recording, to get some of that natural fire on it".

I think people wish that and hope that, and consequently, we are the recipients of the love people feel for Carol.

"I think we'll see a miserable job market and, consequently, an eroded standard of living for the vast majority of Americans for several years," said Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal research organization in Washington.

And part of it is because I think identity is a complex and overarching phenomenon and consequently I feel affinity to Indians.

"I think back on how committed and passionate he was, and then consequently, all the security we built up around his 'lock up' studios at Shepperton.