Sentence examples for consequently get from inspiring English sources

Too many sales teams use generic sales processes, and consequently get generic sales performance.

"We will keep those things that researchers happen to have requested and that consequently get copied onto new media," he says.

"If I'd had a twin brother, he'd consequently get around £20,000 more than me from the state pension over 20 years.

Robin Hazlehurst: "Several people have commented that tonight we should see the real Spain because so far they have only faced bus-parkers, but Germany will play a more open style and give the Spanish lots of space and consequently get ripped apart.

By Theorem 5, we consequently get the following result.

Potentially important beeps and signals consequently get lost in the clamour, and that can be dangerous.

They are like the proverbial wheel that never squeaks — and, consequently, gets no grease.

When you have a good handle on how SEO works, you will be better positioned to create more compelling and better-optimized content that ranks higher on search engines and, consequently, gets more traffic (and customers).

For instance, Intel's "Sponsors of Tomorrow", Apple's "Think Different", and Google's "Don't Be Evil" taglines helped to articulate their corporate strategy, consequently getting people to care about and subscribe to their brand promise.

At the end of the first set she was winning just over 25% of points on her second serve and it's a problem that is only exarcerbating itself as she tries to put more power on her second serve in an effort to make it unreturnable and consequently gets less of them in.

The thinking behind SSS is that because humans are omnivores, and we must eat a variety of foods to survive, we evolved this mechanism to keep us from sticking doggedly to our favourite food and consequently getting ill, and/or prematurely popping our clogs.