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consequentially

[ UK /kˌɒnsɪkwˈɛnʃə‍lˌi/ ]
ADVERB
  1. having consequence

How To Use consequentially In A Sentence

  • Their outdated hairstyles and mediocre voices had long been phased out in favor of fresher groups with comparable talent, and consequentially, proclaiming one's self as a fan now was nothing short of suicide. Velcro Shoes, a Cardboard Computer, and Other Signs of Brilliance
  • Anonsters: There will be no mainstream scientific evidence showing these differences until and unless it is established that it is okay consequentially for the data to show these differences. The Volokh Conspiracy » Some Scientists’ Openness to the Possibility of Genetic Differences in Mental Traits Among Racial and Ethnic Groups
  • `You're so beautifully dressed,' she said and added quite inconsequentially, `Can you stay the night?'
  • In the construction of hydroelectric power station, eco - environment will be consequentially destroyed to some extent.
  • Since signals must be transmitted in noise channel, it will produce many inaccurate code consequentially. Adoption of error-correcting technique can assure accuracy and reliability of data.
  • A squadron of soldiers preceded it, chatting inconsequentially among themselves, resplendent in embroidered capes over light mail, carrying the rumored shields of camelopard skin. Kushiel's Avatar
  • Since signals must be transmitted in noise channel, it will produce many inaccurate code consequentially. Adoption of error-correcting technique can assure accuracy and reliability of data.
  • One striking indication is that Davos really embracing social media and consequentially opening up. Don Tapscott: The State of the World: 10 Belated Reflections on 2011 Davos
  • Rise above the landscape, and experience yourself as the whole sky - with clouds drifting inconsequentially through your vastness.
  • The deep recession experienced by Britain in common with much of the rest of the world meant that demand for labour was weak and the economic attractions of migration consequentially limited.
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