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Meanings of consequent in English
Following or accompanying as a consequence.
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Examples for "consequence"
Examples for "consequence"
1
We live in times of great consequence and, therefore, of great opportunity.
2
Information is power, and the necessary consequence is that privacy is freedom.
3
The parties said the sacking of local staff was an unacceptable consequence.
4
It is the inevitable consequence of the way we commission public services.
5
This development is a natural consequence of more open and transparent government.
1
In the first place, the received ideal omits a most necessary condition.
2
The existence of ideas is a necessary condition of learning to speak.
3
If the necessary condition of suitable range is lacking, effect is lacking.
4
But, though a necessary condition, this is not the object of government.
5
Superficial, if not subterranean, drainage is a necessary condition of all agriculture.
Usage of consequent in English
1
Limitations: Limitations were the limited sample size and consequent limited statistical power.
2
The consequent higher demand for goods and services can boost economic growth.
3
To relieve the inner congestion and consequent pain in the affected parts.
4
The consequent anxiety that reigned in the mine may be easily conceived.
5
And the deduction, consequent upon it, stared him in the face likewise.
6
The consequent loss of gas brought the balloon down with great force.
7
That sin manifests itself in their periodical flows and the consequent impurity.
8
The schedule is now all wrong anyway, consequent to last night's events.
9
The Prussians do not neglect the homogeneity and consequent unity of organization.
10
The social elevation consequent upon this, was too much for his wife.
11
They are consequent and natural, and our kindness and meanness both manly.
12
The defeat and consequent total destruction of the Kassala column appeared certain.
13
For the consequent loss or profit he will answer to the Company.
14
Because the harm done is an issue consequent to the sinful act.
15
Spontaneous choledochal cyst rupture and consequent biliary peritonitis are rare in children.
16
He bestows the strength first, and He commands the consequent duty afterwards.
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