All were short wars, all resulted in victory for Prussia and consequent increase in territory.

There is, therefore, much handling of the cloth, with the consequent increase of time and therefore expense.

Mr Bentley gave me a little more responsibility and a consequent increase in salary as time went on.

A good fiscal stimulus should be temporary, so that any consequent increase in the deficit comes to an end.

Another of the alleged causes for the poverty of the country, and the consequent increase of potato culture, was absenteeism.

As a condiment, Garlic undoubtedly aids digestion by stimulating the circulation, with a consequent increase of saliva and gastric juice.

The growth of the country and the consequent increase of the civil list have magnified this function of the Executive disproportionally.

Here every additional lamp added to the circuit means an increase in resistance, and consequent increase in electromotive force or potential.

This approach reduces the impact of antigenic competition with a consequent increase in the antigenic repertoire and frequency of virus-specific T cells.

A temporary loss of Queensbury's political sway in Scotland was the result, and a consequent increase of power to the Squadrone Volante.

It is characterized by low bone mass and the microarchitectural deterioration of bone tissue with a consequent increase in susceptibility to fracture.

With the increasing irradiation dose, a decrease in cell viability was observed, with a consequent increase in cell death by initial apoptosis.

We propose that partial loss of ferroportin function leads to an imbalance in iron distribution and a consequent increase in tissue iron accumulation.

But the consequent increase of the sovereign's power was not, as is often the case, injurious to the liberties or happiness of the people.

Manufactory after manufactory came into existence, and with each there was an influx of population and a consequent increase in all departments of trade.

In fact the increased gastric volume could cause a change in the sense of satiety with a consequent increase in the intake of these subjects.