Sentence examples for consequently states from inspiring English sources

Consequently, states should enjoy a wide margin of appreciation.

Consequently, states are much better prepared to meet the current fiscal crisis than they were a decade ago.

Consequently, states do not set aside adequate resources to ensure they can make good on these obligations when they come due, as they do for pension benefits.

"Consequently," states the agency in its latest response to the safety board, "entire families would be subject to far higher fatality rates, which would produce a net increase in overall transportation fatalities".

Consequently, states have been creative in adjusting the passing mark (or "cut score") on their tests to produce the best results.

In particular, the vehicular networks, as a variant of the Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks, inherited the nature of the MANETs and consequently state novel design challenges.

Consequently, state 15 is also the most frequently visited state and dominates the long-term dynamics, as expected.

The authors consequently stated that while the RNAi core molecular pathway and genes are conserved among eukaryotes (e.g. Dicer and Argonaute proteins), the products they produce are not, and hence RNAi might be an example of molecular exaptation [ 19].

When revascularizations for patients with recent acute myocardial infarctions were removed from the group of patients in Table 4, the percentage of patients with one coronary vessel attempted who underwent PCI was very high (96.1%), and there was consequently little state-to-state variation in age/sex adjusted percentages (not shown in Table).

Therefore, the optimal control exists, since the left-hand side of (31) is bounded; consequently, the states are bounded.

Theories of the first type are often called "long-arm" functional theories (Block 1990), since they characterize inputs and outputs — and consequently the states they are produced by and produce — by reaching out into the world.