Sentence examples for rules and consequently from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley's innovation machine is famous for entrepreneurs who ignore the rules and consequently change an industry.

For a role model figure of that nature to have infringed such sensitive rules, and consequently be absent from the saddle for so long, felt like a body blow of gigantic proportions.

Yet, for those with limited abilities or interest, VR programs may instead serve to help clients understand Federal Disability Insurance programs and rules, and consequently lead to an increase in take-up (Stapleton and Martin 2012; Dean et al. 2013a).

Explaining it, he said that the meaning behind the lyrics was how Madonna, being a Catholic girl herself, decided that she would not be tied down by anyone else's rules, and consequently became one of the most recognizable musical artists.

Taking all radiographs into account, in five VCs in the cervical segment, first sclerosis was considered to be present and scored as 1, but at follow-up an erosion appeared, which was still scored as a 1 in the mSASSS but was scored 0 according to the RASSS scoring rules and, consequently, the progression score for that specific VC was -1 for RASSS.

With the recent introduction of organic rules in two of the major organic markets, the USA and Japan, the legislative framework is in place to provide better information and guidance on import rules and, consequently, in theory, to reduce unpleasant surprises for potential organic exporters to those markets.

Every string (word) in the language is then encoded into an IF-THEN rule and, consequently, a comprehensive fuzzy inference system can be synthesized for on-line diagnosis.

As mentioned earlier, the update rule, and consequently time consistency for stochastic processes, depends also on the value of the process (the dividend paid) at time t.

The city rebelled against Egyptian rule and consequently, the citadel was destroyed when the Egyptians suppressed the revolt.

The Government claimed that it had postponed prosecution because of petitioner's reference to Rule 20, and consequently, that a large portion of the delay which ensued was attributable to petitioner.

As a result, patients learn that the feared consequences of breaking these rules do not occur and consequently the rules become viewed as a problem rather than as a strength.