Sentence examples for consequently likely from inspiring English sources
The site will, consequently, likely rise or fall based on how well its writers come to dominate their verticals.
They can remain, for generations, within their own cultural and linguistic enclave, and they are consequently likely to be less loyal to the United States than other hyphenated Americans are.
It is consequently likely that they were regarded as manifestations of the valkyries, goddesses who chose the valiant dead for military service in Valhalla.
Such a high frequency of genetic abnormalities in the fossil record "reinforces the idea that during much of this period of human evolution, human populations were very small" and, consequently, likely inbred, Trinkhaus said.
In particular, ocean water temperature data from western Penobscot Bay (PB), which is slightly (>5 10 km) more inland than our sites and consequently likely results in slightly warmer water than our GI site, was compared with water just south of MI.
There is consequently likely to be a response bias.
Despite this relative scarcity of information, it seems safe to distinguish two major components of nesting site attractiveness that may have important fitness consequences for colonially breeding species and that, consequently, are likely to determine within-colony distribution patterns.
Like many alpine insects, K. tristis is flightless and, consequently, is likely to have limited dispersal abilities over the distances separating major mountain regions.
It consequently seems likely that large shipments of such materiel being acquired by – or sent to – those countries are destined for their allies in Syria, Yemen and Libya".
The fact that they were also less educated and less organised, and consequently less likely to oppose colonial rule, also appealed to the British.
Some benefits are intergenerational – for example, women who are better nourished as children complete more schooling and are consequently less likely to have undernourished children themselves.
