Sentence examples for which consequently suffered from inspiring English sources

Captain Antoine René Thévenard used the spring on his anchor cable to angle his broadside into a raking position across the bow of Nelson's flagship, which consequently suffered more than 100 casualties, including the admiral.

They guaranteed the credit of ACA, which insured the bonds covered by said instrument, and consequently suffered a large loss.

He felt that while paid work did not directly influence depression, when he 'felt down' his work performance suffered which consequently exacerbated depression: It does definitely, like my productivity goes down quite a lot and if I'm feeling down I'm not working as well which in turn makes me feel even more down because I feel I should be producing a better output of work.

Centurion consequently suffered severe damage and by 13:15 had been holed, with her rigging wrecked and her anchor cable shot through, which caused her to slowly drift away from the shore, out of control.

The transgendered were repressed, persecuted or not taken seriously, and consequently suffered with loneliness and depression.

The latter group, wrote the authors, consequently suffered worse sleep and more daytime fatigue.

He says he "consequently suffered from paranoia and completely dropped out of protest activity in Cambridge".

MPEG-DASH in its original specification tried to be everything to everyone and consequently suffered from excessive ambiguity (a story surely familiar to anyone acquainted with HTML5 Video).

As the rural population expanded, however, fallow periods became shorter, and soil fertility and crop yields consequently suffered.

Britain had been off the gold standard since 1797 and consequently suffered considerable inflation, with prices double in 1813 compared with 1793.

Circulation consequently suffered, of course.