Sentence examples for there was consequently from inspiring English sources

There was consequently no need to delve into constitutional issues, the two said in an opinion by Justice Souter.

There was consequently no settled planning doctrine in the developing countries, and the approach of governments remained empirical.

"I think I thought I wasn't pretty enough to get anything but the 'friend' role, and there was, consequently, more interesting work at home".

Trescothick (106), seen off by Amir for only eight the previous day, was the master this time as sunshine replaced the murk and there was consequently less swing for the brilliant left-armer.

There was consequently pronounced dorsoventral and caudocranial gradients of perfusion.

There was consequently considerable interest in Irving's book, which was illustrated with graphic pictures, and it became an international best-seller.

There is consequently no visible sign of any movement.

But it had its own water supply too and there were consequently fewer cases.

There is, consequently, no middle ground on the eve of today's tomorrow's opening tour fixture.

There is consequently little career structure in the humanitarian relief industry, whose field staff tend to be quite young and inexperienced.

Not long after Dyott returned to England, Nina Fawcett released a statement declaring, "There is consequently still no proof that the three explorers are dead".