Sentence examples for consequently rather than from inspiring English sources
Consequently, rather than a fresh start, 'Forth' smells like last night's incense sticks.
Consequently, rather than grouping themselves into military factions that lasted no longer than the lifetime of their individual members, the Ottoman Mamlūks formed "houses" that perpetuated themselves through their sons.
Consequently, rather than simply flowing from "higher order" decisions, labour management was integral to the shaping of the organisation's business strategy over time.
Consequently, rather than providing a minimally coherent text which compels low knowledge learners to self-explain to overcome its deficits, we should instead encourage learners to self-explain from well structured and explicit text.
Consequently, rather than connect the rural to the Marshallian district, according to the basic principles set out by Becattini (2000), Cecchi uses the "district approach" to separate social processes from economic ones.
Consequently, rather than select whoever happens to answer, the interviewer should list all members of the household, determine who among them are eligible and then select the participant randomly from those that are.
Most international lawyers realistically accept that international law is, consequently, among rather than above states.
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.
This would therefore result in co-incident peaks from these two isoform combinations and consequently three peaks, rather than four would be observed (figure 2a), with m/z separations between the peaks equivalent to ∼1 kDa.
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.
In these regions, high temperatures and low rainfall encourage rapid rates of oxidation, which result in a low humus content in the soil and, consequently, a clayey texture rather than the desired crumblike structure of temperate soils.
