Sentence examples for consequently who from inspiring English sources

The son, consequently, who is the eldest Chow-fa of the present king is by law and the customs of the country the heir-apparent to the throne.

Quine (1960, §41) stands in a long line of philosophers dating back at least to David Hume who are skeptical, at best, of the idea that modality is an objective feature of reality and, consequently, who question whether modal assertions in general can be objectively true or false, or even coherent.

Pink or blue, man or woman: For too many, one's genitalia determines sex and, consequently, who they're attracted to and what traits they embody.

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Consequently WHO developed an action plan to increase access to type II diabetes healthcare by 2013 [ 2].

21 22 Consequently, WHO has identified research on harms to others from drinking as a key component in their Research Initiative on Alcohol, Health and Development. 1 The Global Drug Survey (GDS) is a large, international, annual survey covering both alcohol and drug use which is self-completed largely by younger individuals on a self-nominating and anonymous basis.

The data in Timor-Leste indicate a serious problem of vaccinations given to children who are too young (not yet eligible) and therefore who consequently may have gained no or reduced benefit from the administered antigen.

There are consequently those who, as a result of her public image, are apprehensive about getting close enough to find out what she has to say even if they have missed it.

Cook explained that until then it was "procured from the confectioners and fishmongers, which had been taken from stagnant ponds and noisome ditches; consequently those who partook of it imbibed the filthy impurities which it contained".

Consequently he who obtained by adrogation or adoption the rights of agnation, obtained also the gentile rights of his adopted father.

People experiencing negative emotions do not take in information efficiently; consequently, students who are anxious, angry, or depressed will not learn (Goleman 1995).