Sentence examples for the consequent need from inspiring English sources

Its central ingredient is the expulsion from Eden and the consequent need to work the land.

The consequent need for institutions to cut costs is likely to decrease the quality of education on offer.

In the postindependence period, with the acceleration of urban growth and the consequent need for urban planning, new forms arose.

The patient must also recognize the risk of implant failure with the consequent need for revision surgery.

Even under Laurent Kabila, they were said to regard peace -- and the consequent need for political openness and, ultimately, elections -- as a certain loss of their power.

Part of the response to free primary education and the consequent need for more room in secondary schools has been the proliferation of privately owned schools.

However, the main constraint to effectively use this information is the typical complexity involved in the application of such tools and the consequent need for training.

The inevitability of presuppositions and the consequent need for proliferation in theoretical research are no objection to Duhem's concept of the neutrality of science.

Motivations arise from the increasing interest in epoxy-adhesive joints in lightweight structures and from the consequent need for design data.

The consequent need for Rebus to keep leaving pubs and restaurants ("I'm just going for a tutorial with Professor Nicotine") allows him to see at least one crucial detail out on the streets.

Given the losses engendered in a disaster – in compensation, in tarnished image and the consequent need for rebranding and marketing – it has long been thought that the safety of an airline's passengers was above the mucky world of economics.