Sentence examples for consequently in need of from inspiring English sources

In order to construct an authentic natural philosophy, a continual comparison between the books written by human beings and the infinite book of nature was necessary, so as to correct the errors in the human "copies," that were inevitably imperfect, partial and consequently in need of revision.

For example, the majority of the older adult population now meets the criteria for hypercholesterolemia and hypertensive disease as defined by the most recent guidelines for high cholesterol[ 32] and high blood pressure[ 33], and are, consequently, in need of regular medical attention.

In Wolkite town, there is a tendency to provide VCT service primarily for pre-marriage requests and, consequently, voluntary youth who are in need of the service were mostly ignored.

This requires that they ensure the availability of adequate and quality health services for everyone in need of them while consequently protecting them from the accompanying financial burden [ 2].

Our community grew rapidly and consequently, so did the ability to reach so many more people in need of grief recovery education, support and community.

On the whole, they are in need of an outlet to vent their frustration, and consequently, they become easy prey for extremists seeking new recruits in mosques and online.

Leaving the EU at a time when the UK is in need of skills will be a huge blow to UK businesses, let alone the commercial opportunities that may be lost and could consequently stunt UK startup growth".

So their use began after commencing dialysis (even once-a-week): patients on THD showed a secondary hyperparathyroidism more severe than patients on CDDP, consequently the need of calcimimetics was higher in the former than in the latter.

Moreover, the contrast of passive listening vs. the baseline condition (pink noise) indicated that even in the absence of any numerical task and consequently in the absence of any need for response selection, number magnitude seems to be automatically activated as reflected by significant IPS activation (see Step 1 analyses).

Britain, she contended, is consequently in violation of European law.

This has been reflected in our explosion of deficits — government and private — and consequently in our balance of international payments.