Sentence examples for consequently taken over from inspiring English sources
Mothers with neonates were observed on film to do very little other than care for their new charge, explaining in interview that they are supposed to spend extended periods of time sitting during the postpartum period to promote healing, and that household chores such as ironing and laundry are consequently taken over by other family members.
In the market economic era, the unit was no longer responsible for "housekeeping," and consequently, these functions had to be taken over by society in different ways, such as the fast-food industry, educational institutions, parental support, and, of course, the women in the family.
Concerned that the brig might not reach Bellerophon before the Superb arrived, and that consequently Hotham would take over and receive Napoleon himself, Maitland sent Bellerophons barge to collect the former Emperor and transfer him to the ship.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon consequently dispatched the State Highway Patrol to take over security in Ferguson.
The president's gut instincts are consequently taken extremely seriously.
They have consequently taken extraordinary pains to deny that they are authorities who authorize.
The doctors who finally took over the management of the hospital consequently were overloaded with work (IC7, IC8).
As the ultimate arbiter of taste and decency in advertising, the ASA is generally judged to have been a success after taking over responsibilities of broadcast advertising from Ofcom and has consequently grown in stature as well as size.
The 46-year-old took over at Bolton in January 2010, six months after guiding Burnley to promotion to the Premier League and consequently signing a contract extension at Turf Moor.
