Sentence examples similar to in consequence, it bears from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, it bears an advantage in terms of cost and simplicity.
And finally, in consequence: it is bloody.
The study of mass flux is useful because it is the term common to all conservation equations and the numerical diffusivity introduced in it bears a direct consequence to the prediction of contact (stationary and moving) discontinuities, which are considered to be the limiting case of the boundary layer.
The fact that a part only is involved is only significant in so far as it bears on the capacity of the supplier to foresee the consequences of non-delivery.
Such a mechanism was also required in the current study where the displayed situation does not result in the aversive consequences it would bear under normal circumstances.
It bears emphasis, however, that this consequence is not intrinsic to the theory of events as property exemplifications.
However, should it bear out, it would have consequences both for study methodology and for clinical practice.
"If we said yes to all, the consequence is so clear that it hardly bears spelling out".
In this kind of set up, if any one of the entities fails in fulfilling its commitment, the consequences are borne by the remaining entities.
As a consequence, women in Afghanistan bear an average of nearly seven children, and the Afghan population is on pace to double in size over the next 25 years.
