Sentence examples for consequently rather from inspiring English sources

There are too many boats, the water is consequently rather foul, Capt.

The sad result, as my companion points out, is that Road to Perdition is consequently rather dull.

May sounded confident, but her pre-scripted anti-Corbyn jibes (in response to questions two and three) came over as unprovoked, gratuitous and consequently rather cheap.

It occupies a space opposite the Sanderson hotel, and it is as understated in its design (but not chilly) as Sanderson hotel is overstated (and, consequently, rather baroque in a dead cool kind of way).

Compared to major depression, unipolar mania is rare, and research on the disorder is consequently rather scanty.

The book is large (979 pages) and consequently rather daunting at first, although it is not so bad when one delves into its contents and explores the strata of information contained within.

Most international lawyers realistically accept that international law is, consequently, among rather than above states.

Japan's military ventures in China proper were consequently restricted rather more severely henceforth.

HPAA activation has been linked to poor luteal function [47], [48], which would result in an early shedding of the endometrium and consequently shorter rather than longer luteal phases.

Dillon et al. (2012) have consequently argued that rather than aiming for diagnosis, clinicians should focus instead on applying a systematic, hierarchically structured assessment procedure to carefully document the range and severity of difficulties experienced by an individual, as well as, where possible, the specific underlying deficit.

Under SHI irradiation, these nano-aggregated TiO2 particles melted and solidified on the FTO substrate and consequently formed a rather flat, nonporous structure with the FTO layer (see Figure 3).