Sentence examples for consequently looks from inspiring English sources

It looks like Lumpl existed on the previous Wednesday and that Goliath did not, and consequently looks like Leibniz's Law entails that they are distinct objects.

They consequently looked to the simple design of the French Tricolor as an inspiration for the flag of Senegal when the nation achieved autonomous status in 1958.

The wise assume that any part of an IT system can fail at any time and consequently look for ways to configure or introduce new components to limit the effects of such failures.

There could also be some upside moves from stocks that have been oversold and are consequently looking like very attractive buys".

However, rather than playing in the more central position he occupies under Sam Allardyce for his club, Downing was shunted out to the left in a 4-3-3 formation and consequently looked like the under-achiever of the past.

In order to formulate the mathematical model and, consequently, look for a suitable software implementation that will allow the introduction of a mobile app to address the customers' requests, we consider the following setting.

As an alternative theory, it's possible that at least some of the hiring managers at places such as the Central Bank also graduated from Los Andes and were put off by their alma mater lowering the graduation standards, consequently looking down on and rejecting the more recent graduates.

And it follows that the spirit which one brings to this activity must be one of tolerance, of always suspecting one's own blindness and consequently looking with unbiased eye in every corner, without fearing to pass a (fallible) judgment on what is there but also without failing to show interest and respect.

Education in self-care or support to parents is, however, according to this view, consequently looked upon as health promotion.

This will pixelize the image (and consequently, look blurred).Look at the "Pixel Width" the default is 10 but just in case remember the number.

Consequently it looks as if a non-trivial metaphysical fact that there are necessary truths knowable only a posteriori is a consequence of Kripke's semantics for natural kind terms.