Значения термина consequently little на английском

There is consequently little merit in presenting it to the mind's eye.

Owing to much opposition, a very few attend, consequently little is made.

This form of cereal is very little known and consequently little appreciated in most Northern households.

The cider and beer in France are, with few exceptions, extremely indifferent, and consequently little used.

The whole continent north of the river of the Illinois is not much frequented, consequently little known.

There was consequently little encouragement for its enlargement beyond what was necessary as a base of commercial operations.

His need for order had served him well; the origin of the craving had consequently little or no significance.

Previous to my departure, I endured much lecturing, which I considered as exceedingly useless, and consequently little less than impertinent.

The Marquis of Buckingham still continued a passive spectator of public events, and the correspondence of this period possesses consequently little political interest.

There is consequently little likelihood that the threatened expanded conflict between the humans and the octospiders can be avoided by any logical appeals.

There was consequently little risk in the major's venturing forth, disguised as he was, should care be taken not to approach a light.

Many of the lagoons in the centre of the city were surrounded by an intact ring of buildings, and consequently little silt had entered them.

The bed will then have become so cool (80° or 90°) that there is very little evaporation from it, consequently little danger of surface-wetting.