Sentence examples for consequently heavier from inspiring English sources

As the Earth heats, there is the tendency for a more moist atmosphere – consequently, heavier downpours.

Its tails are consequently heavier, indicating that data following the Laplace distribution contains more outlier values than Gaussian data.

"Guys don't want to leave". Consequently, heavier costs are heaped onto taxpayers because new firefighters could be hired for far less.

Progressive collapse design optimization using the linear static procedure produces the most conservative and consequently heaviest design against progressive collapse.

In the United States, outsourcing creates service sector jobs and more of a need for the unskilled jobs that attract immigrants looking for new opportunities, but it also leads to deindustrialization, decline in urban communities, and, consequently, heavy policing.

If both sites were classified as publishers and consequently under heavier legal obligation to remove offensive content, the cost and resource required would be extensive.

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In contrast to Figs. 4 (test substance oil) and 5 (test substance water), the Y-axis was scaled to 1300 mg/L and consequently the heavy line marking the release limit at 5.00 mg/L was dispensed with.

Here we demonstrate that L. leucozonium experienced a severe bottleneck, and consequently a heavy genetic load, during its introduction to NA.

Soft water has a greater tendency to cause corrosion of pipes and consequently, certain heavy metals such as copper, zinc, lead and Cadmium may be present in the water.

The sad story of elite capture by a local chief and his relatives can be attributed in part to Zimbabwe's financial collapse, and in part the ruling party's iron grip of the country since 2000, in particular the reestablishment of local chiefs appointed by (and consequently owing heavy allegiance to) the ruling party.