Sentence examples for consequently having from inspiring English sources

Scientists are consequently having to rethink some long-held ideas about evolution.

The results also show that wing-mounted engines will affect the wing's natural frequency of vibration, consequently having great effects on the flutter characteristics of the wing.

Market globalization and Agricultural policies are consequently having a strong impact on landscape, that public institutions try to neutralise setting rules about landscape conservation.

It begins with the most recent recollections, which, being lightly impressed upon the nervous elements, rarely repeated and consequently having no permanent associations, represent organization in its feeblest form.

"The tiny snails do not necessarily die as a result of their shells dissolving, however it may increase their vulnerability to predation and infection, consequently having an impact on other parts of the food web," Dr Tarling said.

He also predicts: Monti will get less than 15% of votes   Beppe Grillo (of the Five Star Movement) will get more than 15% The far-left seriously risks not hitting the 4% threshold required to enter parliament The centre-left is within touching distance of winning in Lombardy, and consequently having a majority in the senate too.

May consequently has two tasks.

Non-exercisers, consequently, have to grapple with feeling inadequate.

The dikes along these waterways consequently had to be strengthened.

That therapist consequently had his override privilege withdrawn.

But, of course, he had never felt old and, consequently, had never looked it.