Sentence examples for consequently dry from inspiring English sources

As trade and investment consequently dry up, so too do opportunities for economic growth and employment.

It is consequently dry but still compelling testimony to a great exuberance cut drastically short when Smithson died at 35 in a plane crash in 1973.

Consequently, dry hydrogen appears more suitable for adsorption in alkali metal-doped carbon nanotubes.

Consequently, dry masses of all organs, leaf and stem dry matter contents, leaf SSC and, in particular, water consumption were higher in experiment RZR2 than in experiment RZR1, whereas SLA was lower.

Without French colonies in the Caribbean, there was no ready market for slaves in the region and the slave trade consequently dried up.

The column was rinsed with 6 mL acetone, 6 mL dichloromethane, and 6 mL hexane and consequently dried for at least 4 h at 50 °C.

Furthermore, the combined surface thermochemical treatments improves the tribological behaviour of the material, and in particular, sulphuration significantly changes the morphology of the treated specimens, and consequently, the dry sliding wear of the sintered material is decreased.

As noted above, the complaint response process is a valuable tool the city health department uses to help identify instances where residential perc levels are elevated and consequently where dry cleaners may not be operating in compliance with regulations.

Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) has been used as carbon precursor because it is soluble in water and consequently the spray drying step can be done in an environmental friendly media.

Although more expensive, a well-designed rotary dryer will allow a faster, more homogenous and better standardized drying process as compared to layer drying and consequently a better quality cyst product will be obtained.

The results are handsome, but usually over-calculated, and consequently inert and often dry.