Sentence examples for consequently forced to from inspiring English sources

He was consequently forced to give up his public teaching and appears to have emigrated to Kūfah.

Britain's space industry was consequently forced to look at small-scale projects and to survive on tight budgets, unlike America's.

"Last month, we couldn't find any diesel," said Eissa, who was consequently forced to turn to the black market, where he says fuel prices are between 40% and 80% higher than their legal rate.

On a panel discussing the lockout laws, O'Hanlon reported World Bar experienced an almost immediate 20% drop in turnover and was consequently forced to scale back bar staff, DJs and other live entertainment by the same percentage.

"Advice providers will be hard pressed to ignore the views of the (Labor Department) regarding historical performance and, consequently, forced to make significant changes to their advice models," the Institute warns, adding, "Advice providers could potentially decide to shut down their services temporarily or permanently making advice services less available to participants".

The French prepared to fight but their Scots allies retreated, leaving the French exposed, and they were consequently forced to retreat as well.

When success came, Dumas indulged his extravagant tastes and consequently was forced to write more and more rapidly in order to pay his creditors.

Parnell's policy was first used against Boycott, who consequently was forced to employ workers from Ulster, guarded by soldiers, to harvest his crops.

If Google had to pay up, it "would consequently be forced to stop indexing the French sites," Google wrote in a "position paper" it sent to the French government.

A fifth reckon they would be turned down for a mortgage so feel renting is their only option, while a tenth have struggled to raise a deposit and consequently been forced to delay their plans.

Just like Mr Singh in India, Mr Hu is consequently being forced to concentrate much harder on the rural poor than on the coastal cities. Cleaning up corrupt and abusive government is one priority for him, reducing the burden of tax on the countryside another.