Sentence examples for consequently much of from inspiring English sources
Mainstream Media Is "Missing in Action" - and so are, consequently, much of the public, on the important evolving story of climate change - not only its dangerous acceleration and consequences, but even the good stories of how nations are starting to seriously address it.
However, this applied only in Belgium and not abroad; consequently, much of the wealth he distributed for safekeeping was in foreign investments or in the shape of paintings, bric-a-brac, and art treasures that could be easily converted into cash.
Owing to Henry Drummond's concerns in 1852 that the LNC was a front for land speculation, the sale of LNC-owned land for building had been expressly forbidden by the Act of Parliament establishing the LNC, and consequently much of the land not in use for burials remained undeveloped, aside from the land sold in the 1850s and 1860s, and the areas sold by Cyril Tubbs.
No standardized in vitro propagation system is currently available; consequently, much of the basic biology and epidemiology of Pneumocystis spp. remains poorly understood.
ECM-producing myofibroblasts are the key players of fibrotic tissue remodeling,and consequently, much of the fibrosis research has focused on elucidating the molecular and immunological mechanisms underlying myofibroblast activation, proliferation, and migration [ 2].
Despite these technological advances, acquisition of suitable metaphase spreads is still a problem and consequently much of the work on solid tumours with M-FISH (or the similar technique Spectral Karyotyping (SKY); Schröck et al, 1996) has been carried out using established cell lines.
The program now known as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and formerly known as food stamps has of late been much in the news, and consequently much on my mind.
In this process, news stories emerge as "some kind of private deal between government and reporter", the political and media classes enter into a "conspiracy against the ordinary reader" and, consequently, "much reporting of politics now amounts to an elaborate fraud perpetuated on the British public".
When SDS-coated polystyrene nanospheres were used, SDS existed in the reaction solution in the form of mimic micelles and consequently much less extent of upward hydrate growth was achieved (cover factors 1.8 2.3).
For example, if the population exposure levelled off in 1978 and then continued indefinitely at this level rather than continuing to decline, as we have assumed, the model predicts a much slower decline in mortality after the peak year, and consequently much larger estimates of the total mortality to year 2050 that exceed those based on our upper prediction interval.
The ACIS-S energy resolution enables removal of the vast majority of background events in LETG spectra; the effective ACIS-S background is consequently much lower than that of HRC-S or HRC-I.
