Sentence examples for consequently cut from inspiring English sources

The broader outlines of the budget plan will radically reduce the size of government and consequently cut funding for private and religious safety net providers such as Catholic charities who depend upon federal grants and contracts for much of their funding.

"Continuous budget limitations for educational institutions force teachers to teach larger classes and consequently cut back on the number of written assignments or grade more homework," he says.

gB/Fc ORF was cut from pgB/Fc firstly with BamHI, blunt-ended, consequently cut with PmeI and then sub-cloned in pWPI (Addgene; http://www.addgene.org/12254/) cut with PmeI.

Consequently, "cut and paste" transposition does not increase the copy number, whereas "duplicate-and-insert" transposition does.

Consequently the cut off values used in these data sets was not the median value, but the 33-percentile.

One example -- for technical cooperation (TC) projects in which his department or NE are required to assign project officers, the parallel TC project officers are, like those in NA and NE, typically from a nuclear engineering background, and consequently apt to cut out their redundant counterparts in the technical bureaus.

Many tell families up front they will take 30% or more of a player's bonus when he signs, then play teams off one another in negotiations to drive that bonus -- and, consequently, their cut -- higher.

It was a big ask for, say, me and Gilly to tell a teammate he'd been dropped and that his income was consequently going to be cut by 75percentnt.

That is lower than the rate of inflation and, consequently, a real-terms cut.

An interruption in the circulation around the esophagogastric junction was considered because endoscopy at the onset of AEN revealed the presence of black mucosal discoloration; consequently, we did not cut the esophagogastric junction or perform esophagojejunostomy.

Matt Gould, chairman of the Suffolk branch of the Police Federation, said: "We don't have much in the way of fat to cut and consequently any loss of officers or staff is painful to them individually and operationally.