Sentence examples for consequently it makes from inspiring English sources

Consequently it makes decent profits.

"I'm not going to give in to the strike zone, and consequently it makes you throw more pitches," Leiter said of the home plate umpire Marvin Hudson's calls.

Writing online gives me an outlet where I can talk about this stuff and consequently it makes me a lot more able to take some of the BS I get from conservative friends and family in real life.

In summary, the slope of each surfaces and the change in C NM values are observed to be different as shown in Figs. 12, 13, 14 and 15 and consequently it makes very difficult to define a unique polynomial equation as a function of gas gravity, pressure and temperature.

Consequently, it makes no sense for Quilliam to suddenly decide that all Muslims are potential terrorists.

Consequently, it makes no difference which term is used in this instance.

To many of the women, those who will die from AIDS have already been predestined and consequently it made no sense taking preventive action if one's fate had long since been decided.

Indeed, through its expert witnesses, CVS stated that it typically uses sale-leaseback transactions as financing tools; consequently, the lease payments it makes to its lessors pursuant to its leases do not reflect merely the value of the real estate, but rather the broader business value of CVS itself.

Since they are presuppositions, the notion of truth and falsity does not apply to them, and it consequently makes no sense to ask for their verification, as Ayer does.

Politicians and most civil servants do not understand who we are, what we do, or where we fit in, and consequently, this makes it difficult to gain traction in trying to make ourselves better understood, better positioned and better championed by the body politic.

The great thing about that is that it consequently made the game better looking and also play better, because it gives more information about what is going on.