Sentence examples for in consequence of having from inspiring English sources
Years later, Lord Salisbury noted that "They say that Dodgson has half gone out of his mind in consequence of having been refused by the real Alice (Liddell)".
That something like this — something open rather than covert — happened seems confirmed by a letter that Lord Salisbury wrote to his wife years later: "They say that Dodgson has half gone out of his mind in consequence of having been refused by the real Alice.
In fact, this is crucial for teenages who often fall prey to sexual harassment in consequence of having limited access to both informal and formal sources of sex education.
FitzGibbon asserted that Laura Secord had arrived on 22 June (not 23 June), and that "in consequence of this information" he had been able to intercept the American troops.
Half an hour of charging results in the inescapable consequence of having to change the traffic behaviour routines.
In consequence of what has been said, in part by way of assumption and in part by way of proof, it is clear that not every body either possesses lightness or heaviness.
Another paper explored intimate partner violence in prison, the consequences of having a large group of women who came into prison from violent lives and how that violence manifested itself inside with very little access to help.
The Morning Herald, meanwhile, speculated that the Pig-faced Lady's deformities may have been caused by her mother's "force of imagination, in consequence of a dog having suddenly leaped on her".
As divorce became more frequent in Britain, Richard Waring explored the social consequences of having former spouses around in My Wife Next Door (1972).
For another of the first-time mothers there was a minor delay in initiation as a consequence of her having had a caesarean section.
