Consequently used in a sentence

Consequently in a sentence as an adverb

Thats an approach that I think we, now that we are out of the heat of the crisis, should consequently take." [1] If you want a dollar asset as close to risk free as possible, buy Treasuries.

One unfortunate consequence of the US being so car-centric is that we've destroyed public space, and consequently made public assembly much harder.

That was never a clear enough, coherent enough, or informed enough vision of the complete GNU project and, consequently, GNU has never really successfully gelled. You can grab some "100% libre" distributions, these days, but only barely.

It's ridiculous how much emphasis the media placed on the fire while ignoring the extreme speed and consequently minor injuries involved in the crash.

Without a computer that was an absolute joy to use, I would have never spent so many hours learning how to code and consequently now have the career opportunities that I do. I feel eternally indebted to Steve, despite having never met the man myself.

You don't change anything, and consequently don't matter. We as a society care if the NSA reads the private emails of the next important up-and-coming political party leader who will break us out of the corporate-owned two-party system.

In this case if this bill passes there will be more laws and legal complexity and consequently more work to go around for everyone on the panel and all their previous and current firms and law school mates. It's like asking a team of developers to get together and vote on whether a problem is best solved by writing more code or doing nothing.

The term 'hacker' in a media piece about someone 'remotely abusing a computer system' is entirely understandable and consequently perfectly alright to use. Language is a beautiful, dynamic, living organism that evolves depending on how it's used by everyone every day.