Sentence examples for which consequently extended from inspiring English sources

Customary laws, such as the Law of Clan MacDuff, came under attack from the Stewart Dynasty, which consequently extended the reach of Scots common law.

This provision consequently extended to the survival action, but not to the wrongful death suit filed by the nonparties to the agreement.

Their model was consequently extended by Loury (1981) and Solon (2004) and serves as a benchmark in many analyses.

However, there is a possibility that the condition (left (z - frac {a}{2}sin theta right) ge 0) is violated in some inversion cases (Sharma and Biswas 2013), which consequently means that the sheet structure extends into the air - this is unacceptable and geologically erroneous as discussed earlier.

"Therefore, our ball movement became stagnant, which consequently resulted in turnovers".

"He's getting double-teamed and triple-teamed, which consequently opens up a lot of things for everyone else.

The results are also added to the ChaCha Web index, which consequently grows in quality over time.

We overlooked some aspects of our design, which consequently made setting up the biodigester the messiest step.

However...we expect RB Pharma to produce a strong first half which will not reflect the Orexo challenges yet, which consequently may support the stock for now.

This theory states that markets efficiently incorporate all public information, which consequently renders beating the market impossible.

When the button is pressed, it shorts the MCU ground to the port pin, which consequently reads a logic low.