Meanings of consequently many in English

Steamboat traveling is universally condemned, though many go in boats, consequently many get lost.

God is neither omnipotent nor omniscient, consequently many things must be unknown to him until they happen.

Padua is built of mediaeval bricks and consequently many of its streets are a pleasing pink-gold colour.

This rendered the Venetians dissatisfied; they were dilatory in furnishing provisions, and consequently many deserted from their army.

It stands high; and consequently many of the large and truly fine buildings can be seen at one glance.

It also means that viewers will meet Jar Jar Binks really early and consequently many viewings will just abort right there.

They have much in common; and consequently many have supposed that our Western artificial foliage is merely a very-much-conventionalized version of natural foliage.

Of these three classes the clergy had by far the lightest burdens, and consequently many nobles and peasants would willingly have entered its ranks.

It was under fire, but not badly damaged, and consequently many thousands of the Imperial soldiers were "resting" there while back from the trenches.

Consequently many ingenious traps were laid for him, but to no purpose.

Consequently many persons explained Madame Evangelista's actions by maternal love.

Consequently many vessels were wrecked with a great amount of property, in which your Highness has also lost much.