Sentence examples for consequently lose from inspiring English sources

It knew that this anger would automatically target (along with Israel) the Abbas government, which would be perceived as a collaborator and would consequently lose the elections.

But I did know that I would have to drop some of my best one-liners, pilfered from gag books or other people's routines, and consequently lose a major portion of my already strained act.

While some broadcasters focus exclusively on one game (and consequently lose viewers if that game's popularity declines), variety streamers switch titles freely, succeeding on the strength of their charisma.

Lindsay announced that the new cuts in the budget threatened 90,000 city jobs, & his Budget Director, Edward Hamilton, estimated that the loss of the state funds would consequently lose the federal & local funds that amount to 500 million dollars.

Additionally, as social networking may influence heavy drinking, the reverse could be true as heavy drinkers may be expected to be isolated and consequently lose friends.

The current BDP models fail to simulate human thinking to grasp the proper granularity of information when solving a problem, and thus consequently lose the opportunity to build human-centric data processing systems.

Two months later, Eric Cantona remonstrated with a Palace supporter, and the league was consequently lost by a point, the FA Cup final by a goal.

His activist career began when he befriended the family of a sacked Ford worker with epilepsy, who had consequently lost his council flat.

A friend had texted Nicola to say that her dog had swallowed all her contraceptive pills and consequently lost all its hair.

Paper money was used for various kinds of payments and grants by the government, but it was always nonconvertible and, consequently, lost value disastrously.

The duchy sided with the Austrians in the Seven Weeks' War (1866) and consequently lost its territory north of the Main River to the Prussian-sponsored North German Confederation.