Sentence examples for who as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The soldiers establish an encampment named Texas Town, receiving local women who, as a consequence, are publicly shunned as "Yankee wives".

The seventh claimant was a single parent ("A") who as a consequence of being assaulted and raped had had a bedroom in her home specially converted into a secure "safe room".

The other favoured candidate is Zak Brown, the founder and CEO of JMI, the world's largest motorsport marketing agency, who as a consequence is already well-known to many of the teams.

But as your article points out, the department still forbids its own doctors from recommending medical marijuana to their veteran patients, who, as a consequence, are forced to go to private physicians that may be unaffordable.

We report the performance of a patient who, as a consequence of left frontal and temporoparietal strokes, makes far more errors on nouns than on verbs in spoken output tasks, but makes far more errors on verbs than on nouns in written input tasks.

Managing the latter's delicate psychology can be a notable drain on the former, who, as a consequence, "can easily lose themselves in such a labyrinthine nature, sometimes in not a very agreeable way, since their sole occupation then consists in tracking the other through all the twists and turns of his character".

Those who protest claim to be the "99%", the people who suffer as a consequence of the great disparity of wealth distribution in the population.

It is also difficult to interpret the results for former smokers, as it is reasonable to expect that former smokers reflect two very different types: those who quit prior to a change in health status, and those who quit as a consequence of an adverse health outcome.

Migrants can remit birth control information received in the destination country to non-migrants staying in the origin country, who may as a consequence adjust their health behaviour accordingly.

But having met those who suffered as a consequence of his Birmingham speech, and as someone whose childhood yearning to belong was haunted by his toxic legacy, it is hard to forgive him.

"Taylor's trial has immense significance for people in the West African sub-region who suffered as a consequence of the violence and instability he allegedly fomented in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, and Côte d'Ivoire," the organisation said.