as a consequence

One of the group's founders, consultant anaesthetist Richard Marks, said patients were "being put at risk" as a consequence, something that "strikes to the heart of you" as a doctor.

Yes, he won the White House, but how many Americans of every color lost their homes as a consequence of Wall Street’s mortgage-backed security crime wave that hit Black neighborhoods hardest while the former president looked on.

Though the high-speed rail project is entirely in England, Wales received no extra cash from the previous Conservative UK government as a consequence of the scheme.

"I’m really keen to see an injection of money for the NHS in England because we will then get a significant amount of money that will come to Wales as a consequence of that," said Ms Morgan.

And the question that arises from that is whether Verstappen drove as the guidelines demand, in a "safe and controlled manner at all times", "forced the other driver off track" and was as a consequence "able to make the corner within track limits".