Sentence examples for consequently does from inspiring English sources

Honda consequently does not have to aggregate and monitor various sources or continually update software in the dashboard.

Because murder is a capital offense in Arizona, she said, "a death sentence does not extend the range of sentencing" and consequently does not pose a problem under Apprendi.

This musical consequently does marginally better when it's at maximum volume (In the Middle of Nowhere rather than I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten), but overall, it's a forlorn and misguided enterprise, with bad hair to boot.

And there can be no logical argument for 43 forces in England and Wales with, for instance, the considerable resources of West Midlands Police, whose boundaries include the city of Coventry (actually part of the county of Warwickshire), sited next to the tiny Warwickshire Police force – which, consequently, does not police Coventry.

When play starts at one of the win-lose outcomes (best for one player, worst for the other), the player doing best will know that if he is not magnanimous, and consequently does not move to the cooperative outcome, his opponent will move to the noncooperative outcome, inflicting on the best-off player his next-worst outcome.

It consequently does not entail that nothing has any essential extrinsic properties).

I don't and they consequently do.

They consequently did nothing constructive with their engagement.

Handi's apps, he claimed, are open-source, and consequently do work together.

"They fought what they found foolish or irrelevant, and consequently did not survive to do what they considered vital".

He was very distressed by the contents of the email and consequently did not feel comfortable about attending the meeting".