Sentence examples for in consequence, for from inspiring English sources
In consequence, for several minutes the X-ray ejection was seen alone, without the presence of the brighter flare.
You would be using the public realm more openly, and there would be more scope, in consequence, for you to say something that the whole world didn't agree with.
We argue in consequence for a more developmental perspective on health sector procurement design, including closer policy attention to strengthening vertical and horizontal relational working within local health-industry value chains, in the interests of both wider access to treatment and improved industrial development in Africa.
Semi-Markov Chain approaches, which are based on process sojourn time considerations, combined with smart monitoring sensor systems and advanced nonlinear Finite Element simulation methods, present very promising approaches for the realistic description of concrete fatigue processes and their redistribution characteristics and in consequence for the prediction of the remaining lifetime.
In consequence, for the cases presented in the paper, the new feedback structure has a much faster convergence behavior and a better transient response than the classical FX-LMS algorithm with a feedback IMC structure, or the more recent and usually faster ANC-LMS algorithm with the same IMC structure.
Moreover, it is positive for r = 0, and in consequence for r ∈ 〈 0, 1 ).
What we're seeing is a time-lag in consequences for the politicians.
Not many of the cases seem to have resulted in consequences for the men accused, for reasons no officials seem able to explain.
In fact, a level of substance use that generally does not result in consequences for most people may result in consequences for those with SMI (Drake & Mueser, 2002; Mueser et al., 1998).
The results that we reported from some of these empirical investigations are potentially rich in consequences for our normative theories.
Thus, in order to provide the best advice, practitioners need information regarding the type and amount of substance use that result in consequences for different kinds of people.
