Sentence examples for consequently caught from inspiring English sources

The Catholic Netherlands were, consequently, caught between two fronts, and French and Dutch forces even tried to create a corridor linking their respective states through the Prince-Bishopric of Liège.

This has led to less fish being caught and consequently higher prices of fish.

The harvest control rules that are used to provide management advice consequently relate catches to stock biomass levels expressed relative to reference biomass levels.

Consequently the catch increased suddenly to a peak of 80 000 tonnes in 1961, after which it gradually decreased to about 40 000 tonnes in the early 1980s, due mostly to a decline in the catch rate.

It is obvious therefore that there must have been an under-estimation in the numbers of kasawala caught by these gears, and consequently an under-estimation of the size of the recruitment in the cohort analysis.

"Where this behaviour is caught by the Competition Act 1998, it can constitute a breach of the law, and consequently may result in financial penalties of up to 10% of worldwide turnover".

7th over Zimbabwe 43-3 chasing 183 (Ervine 0, Chigumbura 3) Mendis takes a wicket with his googly then should have had another when he caught Ervine on the pad sweeping but his follow through had blocked the view of the umpire who, consequently, couldn't give it.

robbed and be caught.

How many perpetrators are caught?

African leaders have yet to catch on, and consequently inequality has been left to fester.

In Ridiculous Fishing, the player uses motion and touch controls to catch fish and consequently shoot them out of the sky for cash.