Sentence examples for consequently so from inspiring English sources

He suffered so many health problems, and consequently so many cancellations, that disgruntled fans dubbed him "Mr. Cancellation".

The Saints' big-play proficiency dropped on both sides of the ball last season; consequently, so did their win total.

As dash racing (one heat) became the rule, a few yards in a race gained importance, and, consequently, so did the rider's skill and judgment in coaxing that advantage from his mount.

If he decided to push forward it was the catalyst for the rest to release themselves and join the attack but, on the other hand, for the first 20 minutes of the second half at Wembley he sat deep and, consequently, so did his team-mates.

"In the modern era," Harrington writes of his research, "life had become so fast paced, so uncertain and consequently so anxiety-provoking that many people went through their days as if they were cats faced with dogs perpetually barking at them".

His trigger movement, while a strength in one way, proved a weakness in another for he was allowing the ball to be pitched up a fraction further, with more movement consequently, so bowlers who sent the ball away from him were able either to go outside his bat yet still hit his exposed off-stump or find the edge.

To those readers who consequently became so nervous that they erected flying buttresses and spackled, I am sorry.

(Mr. Fusco, consequently, seemed so nonchalant about the whole excursion that he spent much of it listening to the Yankees game on a pair of earphones. "Seven to nothing," he reported, before the train entered radio silence in Downtown Brooklyn).

The man who carved David and painted the Sistine Chapel saw two rival biographies of himself appear in his lifetime; there are few individuals before modern times about whom we consequently know so much.

Connective words and phrases – however, consequently, but, so – can be placed at the start of the new sentence if necessary, to indicate its relationship to the previous one and make your work flow.

Such events or faults can be easily stopped at incipient steps but because of weakness of protecting systems they grow and extend, and consequently impose so many problems and cost to utilities.