Sentence examples for consequently head of from inspiring English sources

Yet he was from a more serious generation where a chap spent his youth training for the day when he would be a father and, consequently, head of a household.

A direct descendant of the sage Hillel, Gamaliel became patriarch of the Jewish community in Palestine in approximately ad 220 and, consequently, head of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish legislative body of that time.

In 1888, Captain Lyman Hall was appointed Georgia Tech's first mathematics professor (and consequently head of the school's mathematics department).

Their stocks have consequently headed south.

That disparity is due to the fact that the continent's inquisitorial system employs far more judges per head of population and consequently spends far less on legal aid for defendants and claimants than the UK adversarial system.

"I am the head of government, and consequently, I have to make sure that here in our country German law has been upheld," Ms. Merkel told reporters, making a fist to drive home her point.

David Cumming, global head of equities at Standard Life, said: "It weakens its performance, reduces the value of the bank and consequently the amount of money taxpayers receive when the government eventually reduces their stake, ie it will hurt taxpayers".

Guests, consequently, may head down stairs, past the polished brass station that shelters the doorman in the winter, beneath the infrared lamps warming the steps, but shouldn't entertain notions of running off to Brooklyn or the High Line.

Research in Uganda (39, 40) argue correctly that partners/husbands are regarded as heads of households and consequently mainly involved in making decisions if a delivery turns complicated.

Consequently the head-wave speed is indeterminate.

GPs head hierarchical structures in primary care; consequently, lack of support for community pharmacy services can erode public trust.