Sentence examples for enough as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Forget Lady Gaga and her meat dress; no one has ever grasped the art of eccentric showmanship like Sarah Bernhardt, the foremost actress of her age, who liked to accessorise with a dead bat, never went on tour without her own coffin and once travelled round America accompanied by an alligator called Ali-Gaga (who died, sadly enough, as a consequence of consuming too much milk and champagne).

Animal rights advocates have long argued that elephants in most zoos lack enough space and, as a consequence, suffer from foot ailments, arthritis and psychological problems.

We don't save enough for our pensions as a consequence; what 25 year old wants to think about being 65 Overconfidence.

That might have been what happened before, but as a consequence not enough happened, and I'm not going to be in that business.

Davies claims the regions do not receive enough money to be competitive and as a consequence the best players will leave Wales.

As a consequence, not enough is known about sunscreen ingredient safety.

SCLC is rarely treated by surgery, and, as a consequence, not enough data are available for an exhaustive biological characterization of this type of cancer.

As a consequence, not enough is known about the typical profile of comprehension deficits following stroke, and whether declining semantic 'access' with repetition is a common problem yet this issue has important clinical and theoretical implications.

Brathwaite swung again, enough almost to put himself in traction as a consequence, and without quite connecting properly, sent the third delivery for another six, over long-off.

As a consequence, there is enough PTEN in the cell to inhibit the PI3K pathway.

Furthermore, it is very hard to find transplanted patients surviving a first cancer who keep on taking immune suppressive treatment long enough to develop a second primary cancer as a consequence of iatrogenic immune deficiency.