Sentence examples for said consequently from inspiring English sources
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She said: "Consequently we will start the year not knowing where our money is coming from and that's too high a risk to sustain when you have got disturbed children and young people".
Warning that demand in the current quarter would be weak after slumping more than expected in the first three months, the world's biggest lighting business and Europe's biggest consumer electronics firm said: "Consequently, we will accelerate measures to further lower our fixed cost base".
The company was restructured, she said, and consequently her design was never produced.
Inaction by the bureau is not the same as a "denial," Justice Thomas said, so consequently "mere inaction by A.T.F.
It is a legal opinion based on incomplete information and Icac commissioner Megan Latham has said that consequently the advice from the Crown Solicitor is "wrong".
"The awards were a means of recognizing outstanding reporting about Long Island," Ms. Kenigsberg said, "and consequently, of encouraging broadcasters to improve their coverage of Long Island".
As a result, his involvement could be seen as a clear conflict of interest, Maxwell said, and consequently findings from the discussion have been made void.
Will academies take their share of children with all the extra educational and emotional needs that weigh heavily on teachers?" Special needs cut across social class boundaries, she said, and consequently awareness of SEN issues was high in government.
Mr. Fellowes said that consequently there was very little of the improvisation that people associate with Altman films: "The English class system is incredibly complicated, and the screenplay was written in very class-specific language and phraseology used by this very arcane group of people.
Serious, topical films about race were lacking, they said, and consequently so were black nominees.
