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  1. He had been ill for a long time and consequently he was behind in his work.
    他病了很久，因此耽误了功课。
  2. At the dinner, Mr Blank was in his cups when he made his speech and consequently it was the most amusing speech of the evening.
    酒席上，布兰克先生喝醉时发表了一番讲话，因此，那天晚上他的讲话最逗人。
  3. John was building a small house, but it was blown down in the storm. Consequently, he was back to square one and had to start all over again.
    约翰正在建造一幢小房子，但是在暴风雨中房子被吹倒了。结果他又回到了原状，只得重新开始。


consequently
[ adv ]
  1. (sentence connectors) because of the reason given

    2. <adv.all>
    consequently, he didn't do it
    continued to have severe headaches and accordingly returned to the doctor
  2. as a consequence

    3. <adv.all>
    he had good reason to be grateful for the opportunities which they had made available to him and which consequently led to the good position he now held


Consequently \Con"se*quent*ly\, adv.
By consequence; by natural or logical sequence or connection.

Syn: See {Accordingly}.

  1. Aggregate operating profit for the two businesses consequently rose to as much as #50 million in the year ending Sept. 30, from a pre-merger level of about #40 million, analysts estimate.
  2. Government policies and institutional practices create wide variations among countries in accepted wisdom about debt-equity ratios and, consequently, corporate goals and the returns deemed adequate to reward capital.
  3. The individual voter's standing consequently will be enhanced through lower taxes.
  4. The lifts were numbered as they were being built, so consequently lift 1 is next to lift 26, and lift 25 is on a separate mountain.
  5. Both the ANC and Inkatha are consequently ambivalent about the violence in Natal.
  6. "They're down a lot, so consequently if you're selling hay in Iowa it has really helped keep Iowa hay prices up here," Janssen said.
  7. "An extraordinary meeting of the OPEC conference will, consequently, not be held," the statement said.
  8. Many other big banks had taken similar action, and consequently, lost money or saw their earnings decline.
  9. Pension fund managers have consequently been able to dive back into a limited pool of equities and push prices up, which helps their performance and their fees but which, as I have pointed out, does not necessarily benefit the pension schemes themselves.
  10. Vivian Behrens, a vice president (for makeup and fragrance) at Estee Lauder Inc., says that women today are more self-assured and consequently are returning to things feminine, which of course means nail polish.
  11. As an example, he noted that the Justice Department opposed plans by Eastern Airlines to sell airport gates in Philadelphia to USAir, and consequently Eastern abandoned the plan and sold the gates to Midway Airlines.
  12. The case in favour of such a step rests on strong arguments, which go way beyond agriculture and will consequently be given due regard by the newly elected French government. Of course, my union fights first and foremost on behalf of its farmers.
  13. He waited until September, consequently losing a chance to define himself before the Bush onslaught.
  14. Gorbachev told a key Communist Party meeting on agriculture that even factories in the Soviet defense complex have been put to work making farm implements with the goal of improving the nation's harvest, and consequently, its diet.
  15. The viewers are back from holiday, the evenings are too dark for gardening, and ratings consequently shoot up.
  16. The absence of federal assistance in itself has deterred construction on the islands because development consequently is a costly and risky venture.
  17. Yesterday's volumes were consequently depressed, although start-of-the-week trading is typically slow.
  18. The Securities and Exchange Commission charged E.F. Hutton Group Inc. with having deficient internal accounting controls and consequently failing to file accurate periodic reports from 1983 through 1985.
  19. Without a rescue package, the mark could come under additional strain, and the other European Monetary System currencies will consequently be hurt, Ms. Rubenstein says.
  20. In the US, television coverage would have been routine and public interest consequently enormous.
  21. "There was no fighting and consequently no casualties," Salihein said.
  22. The administration considered including mortgage interest in the phase-out, but the real estate interests rallied, and consequently, mortgage interest on first and even second homes remains tax deductible with few limitations.
  23. "The debt, and consequently our debt/equity ratio, is simply too high to sell shares to the public," he said.
  24. As an example, he noted that the Justice Department opposed plans by Eastern Airlines to sell airport gates in Philadelphia to USAir Group Inc., and consequently Eastern abandoned the plan and sold the gates to Midway Airlines.
  25. GM didn't give notice by Oct. 1 of its interest in buying the Automatix securities, so consequently the agreement expired, the filing said.
  26. Reinsurers have become concerned about the scale of potential losses following claims stemming from the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion in 1988. They have consequently begun to curb the traditionally unlimited cover they offer insurance companies.
  27. It is also part of his strategy to build Rogerstone's share of the UK market to 60 per cent, a target it is close to achieving. That is why, says Wagner, he must find ways of improving training - and consequently productivity - at the UK mills.
  28. "A well-integrated, small (route) network may yield much higher (aircraft) utilization rates and consequently lower seat-mile costs than a larger, uncoordinated network," says the paper.
  29. Ben & Jerry's is one of the nation's leading producers of super-premium ice cream and, consequently, a major purchaser of milk and cream.
  30. To raise taxes now would mean a recession, and consequently even lower revenues.
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