Sentence examples for consequently turn from inspiring English sources

The characters are allowed glancing, odd perceptions that shy away from questions of race and consequently turn them from one-note embodiments of virtue or evil into complicated human beings.

On the flip side, true positive predictions can equally be refuted by fresh experimental data and consequently turn into a false positive.

A number of articles indicate that parents of today experience diminished support from their own parents, relatives and friends and, consequently, turn to the internet for information and interaction [ 8, 18].

(Thick soups will not convect and will instead bubble locally and spit under excessive microwaving power).. Consequently, turn down the power if microwaving just a few items of food so the outside and hot spots are not overdone by the time the rest is done.

In May, she lost a major source of revenue, and was consequently turned down for a mortgage.

She won't divulge exactly which movies, only that many were offered, and were consequently turned down by her.

Fujian's trade patterns consequently turned inland, especially after the completion in 1955 of the Xiamen-Yingtan railway, which was built across the Wuyi range to link the province with the Chinese national rail network.

The decision sparked panic among the countries to Slovenia's south, who feared that Slovenia was about to block access to anyone who could not easily prove their need for refugee status, and consequently turned back all migrants from Africa and southern Asia.

Kurita consequently turned back from his rendezvous in Leyte Gulf; and the Japanese defeat in the war's greatest naval confrontation was sealed by Ozawa's losses to Halsey: all of his four carriers, together with a light cruiser and two destroyers.

One annoying thing I found was that the SD slot can't be accessed without flipping the LCD up and consequently turning on the camera.

Hence the addition of RBI Grade 81 to clay soil a drastic decrement in PI and consequently turning the soil behaviour into non-plastic (Fig. 3).