Sentence examples for is consequently good from inspiring English sources

The writer of "The Crime Rate and Birth Control" (letter, April 15) implies that the poor bear children who become criminals, so it is consequently good to give them birth control or abortions.

Figs are consequently full of wasp eggs.

The Exeter stem has excellent reported clinical survivorship, and the design of the implant is therefore good; consequently, no migration pattern indicative of a flawed design could be detected.

The resulting film is consequently more a good documentary about Manet, spiced with extended shots of his art, than a thorough exploration of a genuinely worthwhile exhibition.

The overall proportion of larvae that develop into good parents is consequently fixed, regardless of the average level of care in the population.

They are consequently not good models for the full course of Alzheimer's disease (Howlett and Richardson, 2009) making the poor translation from animal models to treatments for advanced disease states unsurprising.

Taking advantage of this improved insight, he manages to keep on his master's good side, and is consequently interfered with less and less.

Our results are consequently in good agreement with the common idea that specific noncanonical bases fine-tune the binding of tRNAs to the ribosome.

Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.

It is consequently extremely hard to begin.

Britain, she contended, is consequently in violation of European law.