If we say God is good, we run the risk of thinking we know entirely what we mean and consequently of closing off a thought that has to be radically open-ended, if not altogether subverted.
Read in the order they were written, the Sketches consequently give off the terrific air of a newly minted talent discovering what it can do.
But a peace accord laboriously reached in early 1996 was never put into effect, and the talks consequently broken off have not been formally resumed.
He said he was looking to revamp a system which in recent times had become "too difficult, too bureaucratic and too time-consuming," consequently putting off "too many loving couples" who had been looking to adopt.
They consequently set off on a peripatetic flirtation that takes them along the Thames and to his daughter's wedding reception, where Harvey delivers a speech about love and forgiveness so shameless, fraudulent and maddeningly effective that I wanted to hurl a shoe at his head.
It consisted of four principal steps: 1. Write down the troubled assets to realistic economic values and consequently write off book equity.
A child exposed to placental insufficiency or poor nutrition in utero may anticipate a hostile external environment, sometimes including early death and consequently trade off intrauterine growth for survival to birth and (eventually) early puberty.
This occurred in the case of regorafenib [8], which was consequently taken off the German market after the re-assessment because the manufacturer was not willing to further reduce the price [26].
Students can be easily distracted and consequently put off their work.
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Thus, in patients whose cancer progresses on treatment and are consequently taken off therapy, residual tumor cells that lack the proliferation-compromising resistance mechanism (EGFR expression in this case) may have a selective growth advantage, leading to their enrichment as a dominant clone within the relapsed tumor.
