Sentence examples for expected consequently from inspiring English sources

The second-quarter growth figure is better than the Economist Intelligence Unit had expected; consequently we are going to revise our full-year growth forecast (which currently stands at 8.4%) upwards.That said, the economy is increasingly at risk to overheating, as a number of indicators suggest.

However, technical progress until the actual construction of the power lines is to be expected, consequently making the accessibility of greater depths seem realistic.

A significant decrease in annual precipitation and an increase in mean annual air temperature are expected; consequently, changes in the soil water balance and groundwater recharge to aquifers are expected as a response to climate change forecasts.

It had not been possible to drag all the supplies from Shipwreck Camp, and the trek had taken longer than expected; consequently there were shortages of biscuit, pemmican (a compound of dried meat, fat and sugar) and dog food.

It is expected, consequently, that this sequencing should provide ∼14.3× coverage of the ApeKI target space, assuming no size selection [ 8, 690, 000, 000 / (3, 936, 260 × 77 × 2 ) = 14.3 ].

Given that patients often apply the cream themselves at home, further dosing variability is expected and, consequently, accurate comparison of the results of different published studies is difficult.

Furthermore, since MSs with unfavorable channel conditions can experience long deep fading periods, long delays are expected and consequently, the MSR rule is not able to support delay-sensitive applications.

The 3D editing process took longer than Owens expected, and consequently, the project went over budget, costing $15 million to produce.

Adherence to instructions regarding consumption in the fasted or fed state cannot be expected and consequently it is important that the effects of food on the bioavailability of moxidectin are thoroughly evaluated to assess potential implications for efficacy and safety.

We had a lower incidence of events than expected and consequently the confidence interval around our point estimates were large and we cannot exclude that the better outcomes observed in the telemonitoring group are due to random error.

Therefore, a high absorption and local concentration of α-amylase in the gastrointestinal vessels could be expected and consequently, its effect on the XDH/XOD binding could be most important in this organ.