But then when bowlers are consequently compelled to pitch further up, he drives, on both sides of the wicket, clean through extra cover, and brutal through midwicket, which he works with a turn of the wrist only: Root does not hit across the line.
4 Hagnon, knowing that the Athenians had spent more than a thousand talents on the siege and were angry with the Potidaeans because they were the first to go over to the Lacedaemonians, was afraid to raise the siege; consequently he felt compelled to continue it and to compel the soldiers, beyond their strength, to force the issue against the city.
In fact, the Tacony was so fast that he could capture her only with trickery; as she approached, the Clarence hoisted an inverted American flag, a universally recognized distress signal, which compelled the Tacony's skipper to stop and, consequently, be captured.
Extending this strategy to all PHC patient-visits has the potential to compel clinicians to screen all patients for tobacco use and may consequently improve screening and intervention rates.
Consequently her murder, though not on the face of it a political act, compels a political reading.
As a scholar of African American and U.S. Religious History I am compelled to reflect on the politics of voting throughout history and consequently pose these questions to young people considering staying home Tuesday.
He committed murder and violent assault while at the peak of his success in Rome and consequently spent much of his later career when he also created many of his most-compelling works—as a fugitive from justice.
Thus, one could rationally suggest that isoA β42 acts as aggregation seed and/or corruptive template compelling the physiological pool of endogenous A β42 to be converted into oligomers and consequently into aggregates.
Consequently for some couples, the desire for sexual intimacy, and particularly for women to preserve their marriages, compelled them to engage in unprotected sex, even at the expense of their own health.
Caesar consequently divorced Pompeia.
