Sentence examples for consequently if I from inspiring English sources
Consequently, if I put a dog in a story, it is never just a dog.
MR. COUNSELLOR SMIRNOV: Consequently, if I understand you correctly, in 1940 and 1941 before the beginning of the war at any rate-and you speak of the spring of 1941-the Katynwasd was not a special reservation and was accessible to everybody?
Consequently, if I accept the truth of a sentence and then reject it later on, the meaning of that which I rejected and that which I accepted are completely different and therefore I cannot change my opinions with regard to the same sentences.
Consequently, if I turn up at your hospital with an acute exacerbation, please strap the mask on!
I must therefore, if I reason consequently, as strenuously maintain that they have the same simple direction, as that there is a God".
Depending on material properties, operating conditions and inclusion content, a reference point can be drawn on this diagram, indicating in which area the component is working and, consequently, if it is safe or which damage mechanism is expected.
The task of the accuser is consequently straightforward and, if I may use the phrase, vociferous; but the defence requires a thousand arts and stratagems.
I suspect why is Motorola plans to sell a lot of Moto Gs in countries where a full 4G roll-out is not complete and then offer a 4G option in future just as it did with the 2013 Moto G. Consequently if 4G is a deal breaker for you I'd sit tight because I'm very confident a 4G version will arrive within 3-6 months as before.
A bachelor is by necessity also male, i.e., in every possible world in which John is a bachelor he is also male, consequently: If someone gives me the information that John is a bachelor I get the information that he is male and unmarried for free.
I believe that the modern world must be coherent and consequently, if a military action is to be undertaken, it must be the responsibility of the international community, via a decision by the Security Council.
All these are posterior to becoming: consequently, if not even becoming is prior to locomotion, then no one of the other processes of change is so either.
