Sentence examples for consequently more clear from inspiring English sources

Recent experiments are now able to quantify a wider range of interactions, from negative to positive, and consequently more clear patterns are expected to emerge [22], [23], [24], [25].

Beliefs go further; they're more specific and, consequently, more segmenting.

They have brought more corruption and, consequently, more poverty.

Cocoa beans are harder to come by and, consequently, more expensive.

But as wireless technology became cheaper, and consequently more prevalent, that stigma wore off.

But a tendency toward sentimental archetypes makes it less harsh, more accessible and, consequently, more like children's theater.

Islam is very puritanical and the Turks are consequently more dignified but much less high-spirited and pleasure-loving.

Although they are the same height, one is slimmer and consequently more delicate, to accommodate a narrower lot.

The attacks in Paris were designed to provoke retaliation against European Muslims, and consequently more recruits for its "caliphate".

All of which means plastic bags are not only "nicer", they're also rarer, and consequently, more desirable.

It became more and more clear that each dialectal element or phenomenon refused to stay neatly within the borders of a single dialect area and that each had its own isogloss; consequently, maps of dialects would have to be replaced by maps showing the distribution of each particular feature.