Sentence examples for consequently that they would from inspiring English sources
It is likely that GPs forgot they were in the trial and consequently that they would receive payment for each eligible woman tested.
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.
But quickly, the branded search engines realized that they would get more searches, more data, and consequently, more market share, if they were the search provider on publisher's sites.
Yet, given the drastic slowdown in sales, the Roscoes feared that they wouldn't be able to find a buyer and, consequently, didn't dare sign a contract for a new home.
Hybrid OA journals are so risk-free for publishers, and consequently so numerous, that including them would have taken most of our time and overshadowed the more interesting phenomenon: societies so committed to OA that they would skip over the safety and low uptake of the hybrid option and publish full-OA journals.
"So consequently that is what we would call a flagship.
Consequently they would still be in power in Afghanistan today.
In 1920 the House of Commons debated the IWGC policy that all war graves would be treated equally and uniformly, and consequently that relatives would not have the right to erect individual memorials.
President Barack Obama courageously remarked that Cuba should not be pushed toward a collapse and, consequently, that he would center his politics on the interests of both peoples.
