Sentence examples for consequently unlike from inspiring English sources

Consequently, unlike so many other exotic cars out there fighting for attention, this one has serious pedigree.

Consequently, unlike fossil fuels which also increase GDP growth, nuclear energy consumption causes less damage to the environment.

Consequently, unlike the other two categories, both parts need to be taken into account independently when estimating the acoustic features.

Consequently, unlike in most rivers, it is not possible to predict the "channel pattern" of a vegetated landscape based only on discharge characteristics and sediment supply; the antecedent vegetation pattern and vegetation dynamics must also be known.

Consequently, unlike bones, enamel has no way to regenerate itself using the process of "active mineralization" (see bone formation) because there is no biological process that repairs degraded or damaged enamel (Avery 2001; Nanci 2012).

Consequently, unlike the previous approaches which tend to under-utilize the bandwidth supported by the memory and the processor of the proxy in order to increase the efficiency in the longer term, the CARTE algorithm utilizes these resources more actively in order to provide scalability to support the high demand which usually falls on the most popular videos of a collection.

The maternal and neonatal health problems identified in the Nativity story are consequently not unlike the current situation.

Lee argued that previous explorations of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis had largely ignored Whorf's actual writings, and consequently asked questions very unlike those Whorf had asked.

The rate of transversions at fourfold degenerate sites shows no obvious trend across chromatin categories and consequently selection against transversions, unlike transitions, appears to be independent of any factors associated with chromatin structure.

Our results suggest that loss of the flagellum happened only once during early stages of fungal evolution; consequently, the majority of fungi, unlike plants and animals, are nonflagellated.

Mothers engaged in pastoralism are believed to supplement the nutrition value of their children with cow milk and other milk products which consequently reduces the risk of stunting unlike the peasant farmers.