Sentence examples for consequently anxious from inspiring English sources
People who suffer from "glass delusion" believe they will shatter and are consequently anxious that other people shouldn't come too close.
Better knowledge and understanding of disease empowers and enhances a sense of control, and consequently people feel less anxious [ 7].
Research has suggested children provided with information about their care in a hospital setting consequently felt more prepared and less anxious about their operation and treatment [ 21].
This is possibly due to the French emphasis on patient choice of provider, making organisations anxious for their reputations and consequently less willing to share data or admit faults as compared with the NHS.
Finally, a person with a well cultivated mind is aware of how little he knows of what the future holds, and consequently is neither arrogant at his present happy circumstances nor excessively anxious about ills that might yet assail him.
Consequently girls/women lack confidence, have low self-esteem, self-conscious, insecure, scared, fragile and anxious.
Some time ago Drummond and Rickwood [ 51] reported that women in a subsequent pregancy were less anxious than first time mothers as they had experienced birth before and consequently had knowledge that first time mothers had not yet acquired.
This consequently opens new avenues for therapeutic research on the adjunction of CCK receptor antagonists to conventional opioids for more effective relief of chronic pain in anxious-depressive patients.
