Sentence examples for consequently demand from inspiring English sources

The new single currency proved a more efficient means of transaction than a dozen national units; consequently, demand fell leading to an excess supply of liquidity in European banks.

However, extreme or atypical environments often limit the use of such well-established tools and consequently demand a novel approach.

But those markets, which have been booming for much of the year, have cooled — not to say crashed — and consequently demand for GPUs has cooled as well, as Nvidia's earnings statements show.

A series of analyses suggest that part of this decline in disclosure reflects a delegation of monitoring to banks by shareholders who consequently demand less disclosure.

Khan explains that entrepreneurs pay more taxes and thus have more at stake in the political system and consequently demand a greater say.

Pointing out that the human appetite for bluefin tuna is currently driving the species to extinction, Dunne notes that the Aleutian way is a sharp contrast to much of the world today where rarity of a food increases its value and, consequently, demand for it.

There is an increased need for laptops to be a person's only computer; consequently, demands for performance are increased at the same time efficiency needs to be controlled &mdash.

As the Australian population ages the number of women living with breast cancer will increase, and consequently demands on health care services will also increase.

It does not involve statistical testing to evaluate chance and consequently demands an interpretation of the results with regards to the content of the underlying theoretical construct.

It is often difficult to align administrative systems, and to some extent teaching and learning activities, with the time and sequence of face-to-face university programmes, consequently demanding alternative systems and structures.

The Bland-Altman method for assessing agreement does not deliver p-values and consequently demands an interpretation of the results with regard to the content of the underlying theoretical construct.