Sentence examples for consequently thought from inspiring English sources

Smith believed strongly in the importance of local knowledge to economic decision-making, and consequently thought that business should be left to businesspeople, who understand the particular situations in which they work far better than any government official (on this Hayek understood Smith well: see Hayek 1978 and C. Smith 2013).

Glutamate abundance is consequently thought to lead to excitotoxic cell-death of neurons, mainly via the neuronal NMDA receptor, but also via AMPA and kainate receptor overstimulation [9], [10], [14].

Previous British analyses have been area based and consequently thought to be less effective than case control studies.

However, the maximal D1 activity was <1% of that found in the livers of these animals and is consequently thought to be irrelevant for cardiac TH metabolism [ 22].

However, a considerable number of eukaryotic species, including many fungi, do not have an apparent sexual cycle and are consequently thought to be limited in their evolutionary potential.

As school start times are not correspondingly later, this leads to a reduction in the time available for sleep and is consequently thought to contribute to the endemic sleepiness of teenagers.

You may also have had a lot of difficulty finding anyone to help you in various times of need, and consequently think that people just don't help other people.

The program, consequently, was thought to require the semantical reduction of all relational terms to combinations of non-relational ones, which seems hardly possible.

The fear of wearing highwaters and consequently being thought of as a "creeker" haunted me well into the late '90s.

It is pink, and consequently everybody thinks it's a panther.

So consequently I think the consumer will be a positive in the economy, but only a mild one.