Sentence examples for consequently highly from inspiring English sources
But he must know that his is only one way of looking at modern world history, idiosyncratic in many ways, far to the right – or one of the rights – of the political spectrum, and consequently highly unsuited to be taught to children as their only "big story", for "identity" purposes.
Lowe points out that Britain benefits from good education and training structures and, consequently, highly skilled personnel.
The development discourse maintains that community-based approaches are generally equitable and egalitarian, efficient and comprehensively sustainable, and consequently highly legitimized strategies for the management of natural resources.
Our results are consequently highly anticipated for use in the modeling of offshore faults capable of triggering a large tsunami along the Pacific coast of the Boso Peninsula.
Long term stability (preservation of solution viscosity) within the anaerobic reservoir is a fundamental property of the polymer chemical and consequently highly important for choosing a proper product.
Science, or to be precise, the working scientist, is interested, in Popper's view, in theories with a high informative content, because such theories possess a high predictive power and are consequently highly testable.
In these, the molecular-level intricacy of the complex unknowns is most adequately converted into very highly resolved and, consequently, extremely information-rich signatures.
The weathered volcanic lavas produce a fertile soil, however, and the highlands of the volcanic zones have consequently become highly productive agricultural zones and areas of dense population.
Consequently some highly respected analysts consider the state oil company's revenues to be an implicit tax on all the population rather than a subsidy.
The molecular docking study revealed that 4H possessed an optimal spacer length and can perfectly fit into the central pocket, active gorge, and peripheral site of DmAChE, and consequently exhibited highly improved inhibitor potency to DmAChE.
The splicing mutant AtGUS(P) has a C-terminus consisting of merely polar amino acid residues with all non-polar amino acid residues knocked out from the C-terminal non-conserved sequence, consequently a highly hydrophilic C-terminus generated.
