Sentence examples for was consequently less from inspiring English sources

This was partly because, from the age of five, I didn't live with my father and was consequently less exposed to the Brook side of my background.

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.

dahurica L). was consequently less stable and was in a declining state; while at the foot of the slopes, dwarf birch (Betula nana L). showed an increase in height due to increased soil moisture (Kozyr 2014).

The reason was that fast wasps flew mostly farther away from the nest (Fig. 5C), and their effect on the honeybees to elicit shimmering was consequently less.

As predicted from equation (26), this redox cycle was consequently less sensitive to changes in the thioredoxin redox cycle compared to other thioredoxin oxidation reactions.

Under the influence of chloroquine, thioredoxin reductase activity was inhibited, and mode 22 for protein protection was consequently less active (see Table 10S).

Some benefits are intergenerational – for example, women who are better nourished as children complete more schooling and are consequently less likely to have undernourished children themselves.

Two or more span-type greenhouses are sometimes joined side by side so that they have fewer external walls, and heating costs are consequently less.

A friend of mine is a classic hidropoiesist: he perspires when the thermometer hits 33 (Fahrenheit!) and is consequently less and less comfortable as the spring and the summer months rage on.

Immediately below these he ranked booksellers who dealt in autographs as a sideline and, being consequently less experienced, hesitated from lack of self-confidence to risk more than a small sum.

They have the most obdurate defence in the world and if they have ceased to be as spontaneous in attack as they used to be in the days of David Campese on the wing, then they are consequently less prone to error.