Sentence examples for consequently if through from inspiring English sources

"The one great irony of writing about sports is that the most important people in sports are young and unformed," he writes, explaining why, as he grew older, he became more drawn to coaches than players, "and, consequently, if through no fault of their own, less interesting".

"We wanted people to read it, but we realized that if we put a big stamp that said Horseshit… the post office at that time considered itself censors of everything that went through the mail, and consequently if they opened it up, they would just return it or destroy it".

A mooted merger with International Biotechnology Trust IBTT) consequently fell through in the same stable.

In contrast, Redhill's narrative strands trip each other and consequently progress through the book can be laboured and frustrating.

More than half of Finland's total imports consequently pass through the port of Helsinki.

Convergence is consequently studied through simulations in Section 6.

In the years that followed, the subject was consequently upgraded through a series of amendments.

After stimulation, IκΒα is phosphorylated and consequently degraded through the proteasomal pathway.

The initial population will, consequently, go through a very tight bottleneck, with extreme degrees of inbreeding.

Through evolution, molecular recognition and, consequently, functions developed through successive cycles of mutation and selection.

We've learned a lot about Cayman culture through its farmers market, and consequently through the farmers we've met there.