In order to avoid this consequence, we must restrict the notion of continuous creation to objects alone.
As a consequence, we must admit that { z n } is a Cauchy sequence in ( X, d ).
In consequence, we believe that we must monitor the levels of vitamin D at baseline and during follow up, and supplement vitamin D if any deficiency is detected.
But in doling out consequences, we must be prudent.
Rather than imposing strict austerity measures without regard for the human consequences, we must invest now in children to prepare them for the future and help create jobs.
In consequence, we see, hear — breathe — faster.
So when 'every' is used in defining logical consequence, we might argue, it must be understood in the broadest possible way: if there are any cases at all anywhere, of any kind in which the premises are true and the conclusion is false, the argument will be invalid, and if not, the argument will be valid.
All that the users of tin need to know is that some of the tin they used to consume is now more profitably employed elsewhere and that, in consequence, they must economize tin.
The provision of the sixth amendment that in all prosecutions the accused shall have the assistance of counsel was applied in 1963, and in consequence, counsel must be provided in every courtroom of every state of this land to secure the rights of those accused of crime.
In consequence, one must either be happy with the assumption, in theory, of a model that likely has shared trends at a highly aggregated level or with an estimation procedure in which county-level observations are often entered without consistent controls for geographic trends.
