Sentence examples for has in consequence from inspiring English sources

Classical theism has, in consequence, held to the transcendence of God, his existence over and beyond the universe.

He has in consequence been nice to pretty much everyone, though the writing is such that we can sometimes feel we are reading about the Battle of Stalingrad, rather than about a fuss over the careers of a couple of show-business millionaires: "Let's all be aware of this — we're about to blow this fucker up," Ross said, full of portent.

It is difficult to know who was the bravest, but my nomination would go to Gululai Ismail, a young woman who has set up networks to spread ideas of human rights and peace in some of the most lawless and dangerous parts of Pakistan and who has, in consequence, had her family home shot up and death threats made against her.

Impaired verbal fluency, related to executive dysfunction, has been a frequent finding in cognitively impaired ALS and has in consequence been proposed as a relatively sensitive screening method (43).

Neonatal diarrhea is a major problem that leads to reduced weight gain, increased morbidity and mortality among piglets and has, in consequence, an economic impact on the swine industry.

6] issued a tense communiqué saying it had examined the Algerian problem and had "in consequence, taken decisions".

Christian readings of the Qur'ān have in consequence typically been depicted as tedious and one-dimensional exercises in anti-Islamic hostility.

The trainees have in consequence had a reduction in their working hours but also a change to a shift pattern of working.

We have in consequence analysed the secretion of both IGF-I and IGF-II by KSIMM cells because both are equally potent ligands for these receptors.

The SFL research on both context and register has suffered in consequence.

Some have urged, in consequence, that voluntary euthanasia is unnecessary.