Sentence examples for her consequent from inspiring English sources

This paper explores the Rajasthan Forest Department's feeding of an elderly tigress named Machli, and her consequent liminal status between a wild life and a captive life.

But she has taken her lead from the complex spiritual struggle set down by Mr. Greene, and her consequent stretching of the torment is involved and bewildering.

In telling the story of a young country girl's corruption in London and her consequent miseries, he not only ridiculed the viciousness and follies of society but painted an obvious moral.

This tragic study of a black adolescent girl's struggle to achieve white ideals of beauty and her consequent descent into madness was acclaimed as an eloquent indictment of some of the more subtle forms of racism in American society.

At the suggestion that she should "see something of the world", we follow her social initiation in London and Bristol, and her consequent moral education through the tests of experience (such as how not to read a love letter).

Pendleton, already off the track and preparing for a deciding heat when the relegation and her consequent victory were announced, fell into an emotional celebration as she won Britain a third gold medal of the week in Olympic events (fourth overall).

Her mother's consequent clumsiness and tendency to fall over exacerbated the rows between her parents.

Her visit and consequent dedication of over $17 million dollars of assistance to protect and empower women survivors of war there is a critical precedent and a reflection of the notion that assistance directed at women pays dividends across national economic and security strategies to stimulate economies and consolidate peace.

Phase 3: Using information from the diary, the nurse challenges the patient to link his or her mood and consequent behaviour to the course of the chronic illness.

Laboratory investigation of her illness, with consequent recognition of WNV infection, was probably influenced by the fact that she was a relative of a member of staff of NICD; other cases of WNV-induced encephalitis may have been missed.

Like "The Gathering" (2007), in which the narrator tells the story of her brother's suicide, in Brighton, and the consequent wake, her latest novel, "The Green Road" (Norton), is about a clan's dispersal and reunion.