Sentence examples for will in consequence from inspiring English sources

Any survey of Egyptian architecture will in consequence be weighted in favour of funerary and religious buildings.

They will, in consequence, have no say in future votes about Parmalat's restructuring.

"If Russia does not immediately take the necessary measures, the European Union will act in consequence at the Council of Foreign Affairs taking place on Tuesday".

Anecdotal evidence speaks of widespread fear among such people, not only that they may be brought to book for past misdemeanours but also that their superiors may be attacked and that they will suffer in consequence from guilt by association.

People must be assured that their organs cannot be used without consent, even though many patients will die in consequence.

Over time they will, in direct consequence, decline steadily in real terms.

If the number of competing plans shown to users in one generation increases, it is likely that the number of generations required will increase and, in consequence, user fatigue will also increase.

All employees are expected to uphold these principles and failure to do so will result in consequences up to and including dismissal".

A chilling warning from the Justice Ministry — that further challenges to authorities will result in "consequences" even after emergency rule is lifted — did not inspire confidence.

As an example (Fig. 3), we anticipate that if antiretrovirals are newly introduced into a population, HIV numbers will decrease and in consequence, with a certain time lag, TB numbers will also decrease.

The city with higher productivity will have higher wages and in consequence will typically have higher housing prices.