Sentence examples for consequently even more from inspiring English sources

On that scale, Romney is even worse, and Seamus, consequently, even more significant.

This was a still more remarkable reversal, and consequently even more shattering for Pakistan, than Watkins' single day of glory.

The second civil war was consequently even more destructive of property and ruinous to the economy than the first.

Studies examining time trends in such populations are consequently even more scant.

Consequently, even more of our products and services are declining in quality, poor quality has become acceptable and we've become a throw-away society.

Falsely believing his campaign is ahead; he may diminish his efforts and consequently fall behind even more.

In cases were there are no clear major sources, as a freeway, the resolution of the exposure data should consequently be of even more importance.

China is striving to quadruple its GDP of 2000 by the year 2020, and consequently will face even more serious environmental challenges.

China is striving to quadruple its gross domestic product (GDP) of the year 2000 by 2020, and consequently will face even more serious challenges in controlling emission of GHGs.

Moreover, the present analysis treats the horizontal component of the magnetic field and not the single east west component (Y); consequently, the comparison is even more difficult.

Massof and colleagues [ 68, 69], and even more consequently Bruijning and colleagues [ 62, 70] already developed an ICF-based instrument, namely the Activity Inventory and the Dutch ICF Activity Inventory, respectively, providing a goal attainment approach for rehabilitation of PVI.