Sentence examples for consequently now from inspiring English sources

Consequently now she is one of the ones coming last by a mile, hobbled by an unseen, misunderstood disability and yet still so determined to cross the line.

"We consequently now see students genuinely excited about working for companies that in the past just weren't considered sexy or dynamic at all".

But in a fast-moving world, their original ideals were strangled by the march of television, communication and globalisation – with the inevitable decline in pub culture and community spirit itself – and some of those early performers such as Norma Waterson consequently now regard the revival as a failure.

This was his first exposure to "rickrolling," a viral Internet prank in which someone describes a link as one thing, when in fact it clicks through to the Astley video (which, consequently, now has more than two hundred and forty million views on YouTube).

There is consequently now a demand for renewable fuels with low emissions.

These results mean that H. nigrinervis is social and that there are consequently now no known losses of sociality in allodapines.

The private and the public have become uncoupled; and consequently there now appear to be two kinds of writing where before there was one.

The npower Championship club missed the March 1 deadline and consequently are now banned from any activity in the transfer marker until further notice.

But with ENSS's support, she arranged for their case to be heard by the local council, and consequently, Talamay now receives child support.

Consequently it now ranks as the sixth-biggest exporter, and having been the second-largest importer in 2002-06, it was only the fourth-largest in 2007-11.

The remaining subspecies of longirostris formed a monophyletic group, which is sister to the genus Eleothreptus (see also Han et al. 2010); consequently longirostris now usually is classified in the monotypic genus Systellura (e.g. Dickinson and Remsen 2013).