Sentence examples for is consequently very from inspiring English sources

The sacroiliac's movement is consequently very slight or none at all.

The BMW 5 Series, whose inward-tilting headlights apparently suggest a scowl, is consequently very popular, whereas the happy-go-lucky, gentle-looking Prius scores dismally (BMW of Manhattan, 555 West 57th Street; M.S.R.P. from $44,550; Manhattan Toyota, 645 Eleventh Avenue, at 47th Street, M.S.R.P. from $22,800).

It is consequently very important to investigate the possibilities of reducing this peak demand.

It is consequently very easy to implement the method, the computational cost being almost of the same order as cross-validation.

Nonetheless it may be noted that, in the presence of astrocytic feedback, even if extracellular GABA concentration is low and the corresponding sigmoidal feedback is consequently very weak this is sufficient to affect neural activity as reflected by the difference in spike frequency between the two LFP time series.

Being the second busiest port in Europe, the city is consequently very affluent, which can be seen in its ornate buildings and immaculate downtown area.

Extractive industries are consequently very important in Guizhou.

They were consequently very tall, and many were made in elegant shapes.

The energy relationships of carbonyl addition reactions are consequently very different from those of alkene addition reactions.

Range sheep are normally white-faced crosses carrying both long-wool and Rambouillet breeding and are consequently very hardy and thrifty.

"The Sinner" (1950) was attacked by church leaders because Miss Knef briefly exposed a breast, and was consequently very successful commercially.Hollywood summoned her, described her as the new Garbo, and unsuccessfully tried to remake her in its own image.