Sentence examples for consequently has become from inspiring English sources

Flying, consequently, has become one of the most predictably annoying aspects of American life.

It consequently has become more difficult to ascribe medical accomplishments to particular individuals.

So many homes have a half bathroom on the lowest level that hasn't been used in years and consequently has become one of the least desirable places in the house.

In many debates, TLF is primarily viewed as a means to combine work and private life and consequently has become highly topical in the policy debate in a number of countries (see, e.g. CEA 2010; BMFSFJ 2012).

Chronic wound care consequently has become a hidden, albeit common and costly, problem.

Among the dyes screened, SG is by far the best performing one and consequently has become the most widely used qPCR dye.

Economists, consequently, have become the guardians and the revelators of this truth, not simply in their own eyes, of course, but in the eyes of everyone, and first and foremost in the eyes of government itself.

As such, it is possible that the lower HSP mRNA levels detected at 4 h post-dosing in old when compared with young HSP990-treated mice indicate that HSP gene expression had peaked and consequently had become repressed, slightly earlier in the old mice.

Consequently it has become a thorn in the side of authoritarian regimes and human rights abusers everywhere.

The government has encouraged the growth of banking, insurance, and other financial services, and consequently Bahrain has become an important financial centre, notably of offshore banking.

The election in Belgrade of the apparently reasonable, legally minded Serb, Vojislav Kostunica, has spoiled that dream, and consequently, Kosovo has become a more explosive place, providing a further test for Western troops and diplomacy.