Sentence examples for now as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Now, as a consequence, we are struggling with audiences.

Now, as a consequence of the DUH's legal battles, German cities will be the first to write the diesel ban into law.

Now, as a consequence of what his senior coach, Ian Ladbrooke, diplomatically calls "political problems", they have to practice on a football pitch nearby.

The interruption seemed to make Toal wistful, and he revisited the subject of competitive imbalance, framing it now as a consequence of Vietnam-era culture shock.

He said Australia was seen as a "curious spectacle" now as a consequence of the successive changes in leadership over the past five years.

Now, as a consequence of the routine use of antibiotics for such things as ear infections, only 5% of American children have it.

We are a much more unequal society now, and as a consequence arguably one with a lot less intergenerational mobility too.

One startling fact now emerges as a consequence of this week's results.

Some argue that the sixth great extinction event is now underway as a consequence of the actions of Homo sapiens across the planet (Barnosky et al. 2011).

The best models we have now project that, as a consequence of climate change, the frequency of extreme-weather events, from superstorms to droughts, will increase sharply.

The ties that used to bind are weaker now, and so, as a consequence, are the politicians whom we elect, and the governments they form.