Sentence examples for consequently command from inspiring English sources

Consequently, command further devolved to Lieutenant Field Marshal Karl Philipp, Prince of Schwarzenberg, an able cavalry officer, but inexperienced in the command of such a large army.

Consequently, command further devolved to Lieutenant Field Marshal Karl Philipp, Prince of Schwarzenberg, an able military officer, but as yet inexperienced in the command of such a large army.

It is a far more subtle weather catastrophe that "sneaks up on you" and consequently commands little awe or respect, says Dr. Donald A. Wilhite, a Nebraska climatologist who is an expert on the subject.

This bonding breaks down the communication barrier, allowing the dog to understand Bart's commands, and consequently pass the obedience school.

Barclay's constant retreat was perceived by both his fellow generals and the Russian court as a reluctance to fight; consequently, he was removed from command and replaced by Prince Mikhail Kutuzov on August 29 , 1812

When these regions switched from self-sustaining agricultural production to a command economy, they consequently lost the seeds to grow watermelon.

Howe was disaffected by his experiences of command in North America, and consequently did not bestow patronage on those junior officers under his command, as was the custom.

The Swiss passes commanded access to northern Italy; consequently, the army that held those passes could move troops to and from northern and southern theaters quickly.

To decree the complex interaction of these cis-regulatory elements, the transcriptional coactivators or the HATs, recruited by sequence specific transcription factors play commanding roles in activating gene specific enhancers, and consequently, target gene transcription.

Command structures and membership vital for a national army were consequently dismantled.

He commands this music, but it also excites him, and consequently us.