Sentence examples for consequently missing from inspiring English sources

Yet behind such deceptively worldly facades, British managers invariably cling to home comforts, consequently missing out on the delicately nuanced tactical lessons their Fulham counterpart absorbed during an exhaustive European tour.

He changed his rifle in 2010 and initially struggled to adapt to it, consequently missing out on the British team for the World Championships in Munich.

But some of the birds are only breeding a week earlier than they used to--and their young are consequently missing out on many meals.

A point's deduction resulted in Connah's Quay slipping from sixth to seventh place, and consequently missing out on a place in the top half of the league following the mid-season split in two.

However, while visiting aboard a Russian ship in 1796, Hope suffered a serious accidental head injury that left him an invalid for two years, consequently missing Duncan's victory at the Battle of Camperdown.

The malignancy grade is only relevant for ductal or lobular carcinomas, and is consequently missing in patients with other invasive cancers.

The economy would consequently miss the boat on the employment and innovation boom that the early adopter states and nations will enjoy.

Besides, without shortcomings, we students would have far fewer controversies to discuss and would consequently miss out on that all-important "intellectual stimulation".

He never backtracked to fill holes -- "After all, I'm not an institution," he said -- and consequently missed out on Rothko, Bacon and Still.

Powell's agent Paul Doyle said an email from Howard Aris, the president of the Jamaica Amateur Athletics Association, on Friday implied five athletes could consequently miss the championships.

Rossi initially tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee playing for Villarreal against Real Madrid in October 2011, before re-aggravating the injury in April 2012, and consequently missed the European Championships.