Partly as a consequence, hawkish politicians in Christian-dominated parts of Mindanao helped scuttle the deal.
It takes death seriously, and partly as a consequence, every moment, every frame, feels alive.
"Partly as a consequence, retail sales and business spending on capital equipment have weakened appreciably," the statement continued.
Partly as a consequence, the infant mortality rate has fallen to about one-sixth of what it was in 1970.
Partly as a consequence of its maturity – and partly due to its more personal, visceral, immediate character – healthcare generates a passion among Democrats that climate simply doesn't.
To his credit, Ritchie has never quite shaken his lifelong allergy to good taste, and, partly as a consequence, he is regularly derided as a hack.
Iraq faces a real challenge – greater security has come about partly as a consequence of employing large sections of society into the government.
Partly as a consequence, Chief Justice Barak wrote, the United States Supreme Court "is losing the central role it once had among courts in modern democracies".
Mayweather is a ruthless practitioner of psychological warfare and, partly as a consequence, one of the most successful boxers of his generation.
Unlike those shows, "Shut Up" is essentially set in the real world, partly as a consequence of its distinctive style of animation.
Partly as a consequence, the public-sector wage bill has almost doubled over the past five years and now gobbles up about a third of the national budget.
