Sentence examples for he's consequently from inspiring English sources

While the authorities have come to respect Carlos and his fellow activists, he's consequently become a target of the combos.

Borges's grandmother was from the Midlands, and he was consequently fluent in English, albeit in a reportedly antiquated turn-of-the-century style.

As a salesman, Harold's honesty and sincerity keep him from being very successful, and he is consequently making even less money than he did teaching.

He is consequently delighted that climate change is the central theme of this year's summit meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum on the Marshall Islands in September.

He was consequently "pressured" to switch teams from the Giants to the A's.

Lipsett's battalion was instrumental in holding the line during the action and he was consequently rewarded by being made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George, promoted to acting brigadier-general and given command of the Canadian 2nd Brigade, which he trained during the spring of 1916 to conduct major trench raids on German lines.

He was consequently arrested.

He was consequently entitled to release on the ground of double jeopardy, he argued.

He is consequently sometimes elliptical when he confronts the troublesome topic of Mailer and women.

He was consequently rebuked by the European Commission and by his opponents for attempting a "coup".

He was consequently forced to give up his public teaching and appears to have emigrated to Kūfah.