Sentence examples for consequently may from inspiring English sources

The roses, consequently, may not only be roses, but slow-fade blushes.

However...we expect RB Pharma to produce a strong first half which will not reflect the Orexo challenges yet, which consequently may support the stock for now.

Despite being most popular with the rank and file, Mr. Clarke is distrusted by many Tories in Parliament for his euro sympathies, and consequently may not make it to the final test.

"Where this behaviour is caught by the Competition Act 1998, it can constitute a breach of the law, and consequently may result in financial penalties of up to 10% of worldwide turnover".

On the other hand, one disadvantage is that many of these musicians still work day jobs -- some of them in government offices -- and consequently may jeopardize their jobs by going public with their feelings.

It can be formed during the process of cooking certain ingredients and consequently may be found in minor amounts in many foods.

"In fact, a high percentage of women who undergo screening experience false-positive test results and consequently may be subjected to unnecessary harms, such as major surgery".

Magnesium has many different purposes and consequently may end up in water in many different ways.

This growth, consequently, may indicate yet unfulfilled needs, thereby filling the gaps of market incompleteness.

These intermediate products may be electroactive in the potential region of interest and consequently may undergo further electrochemical reaction.

This change typically increases runoff during runoff events and consequently may add to flooding and additional volume of runoff.