It was consequently our opinion, and we thought it was also Castro's opinion, that the installation of offensive missiles in Cuba was the one thing that would justify United States invasion...
These attacks have increasingly become part of the daily routine, and public opinion, consequently, is desensitized.
It is a significant player in Britain: more people work in this sector than in banking, it influences the direction of government policy and public opinion, and consequently it should be held accountable like any other organisation.
Only explicit apostolic teaching or precedent belonged in the realm of faith, of the essential; all else, however logical or helpful, fell in the area of opinion and consequently of Christian liberty.
This approach replaces analyses in special studios in which groups of people are needed to voice a subjective opinion, and consequently saves time and money when it comes to developing parametrised QoS models.
For example, a user exposed to many negative messages may have been influenced and adopted a negative stance on H1N1 vaccination, but the user might not consequently have expressed that opinion in the network.
The clinicians would consequently have the radiologists' opinion available at least as early as with the post-ICT routines, and they could read the results without having to log on to the EMR.
She is known in the Indian media for publicly speaking her mind and openly expressing her opinions, and consequently has sparked the occasional controversy.
Slater 25 suggests a 'reinforcing spirals' approach in which 'media selectivity and media effects form a reciprocal mutually influencing process' (p. 283)—individuals choose media reflecting their opinions which consequently reinforce them; they then continue to select media confirming these ideas 26.
Thus, the current methodology gave us access to a difficult-to-identify community, controlled for a response bias and consequently allowed us to estimate opinion within the community.
