Sentence examples for consequently taking from inspiring English sources

Its share price is consequently taking a beating.

This fits most naturally with a view of dialectic as argument directed at another person by question and answer and consequently taking as premises that other person's concessions.

Plants respond to increased levels of the gas by letting less water evaporate through their pores--known as stomata--and consequently taking up less water from the soil.

The motor is there to boost torque at low revs, critical for one-tonne payloads, consequently taking pressure off of the engine and improving fuel economy.

From and, we conclude that there exists J ∈ P A ∗ ( I ) such that d ( A, A J ) = 0, and, consequently, taking into account, we get A = A J.  □.

find that children with autism do not modulate sniffs, consequently taking vigorous sniffs of odors such as rotten fish.

The president's gut instincts are consequently taken extremely seriously.

Australia should, consequently, take the hint that it was on its own and develop an independent policy rather than regard the US alliance with religious reverence.

He and his secretary had consequently taken a solemn oath to hide their snuff-pouches and nevermore to indulge "that anti-Christian and really unnatural practice" in front of one another.

I consequently took the view that United should state that they would not be re-signing Evans, and he should seek to re-build his career lower down the football ladder.

For most of us the reality is that as we age we don't tolerate this as well because of other age-related changes happening to our tissues and consequently take longer to recover.