| Correspondingly, and resultantly, individuals within each state have no direct say in how global rules are forged. |
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| They fear that inclusive education is commonly underresourced, and the standards are resultantly low. |
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| The latter will resultantly be less important as well as employment in general. |
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| In summer the Azores high moves 5° 10° of latitude northward and extends farther eastward, preventing the entry of cyclonic storms into the resultantly dry Mediterranean region. |
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| An added benefit of an increased gas tax is that it would also encourage the use of more fuel-efficient vehicles statewide and resultantly contribute to less fuel emissions into the environment. |
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| When the bollard is retracted, the gas cylinder is resultantly compressed. |
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| A pioneer motorist, he became personal friends with Herbert Austin, resultantly becoming a supplier of sheet steel components to the industry. |
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| But according to reports, most private set ups have obnoxiously established fake laboratories and resultantly hand out fake reports to the patients. |
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| Resultantly now in NWFP, reporting of over 80 percent Union Councils to Districts and Districts to Province. |
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| Resultantly, the CBI has come out as merely a toothless, diseased paper tiger whose roar is more effective than its maul. |
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| Resultantly, in 2053, the last human drove through the city. |
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| Resultantly this application can read all sectors how and when it wants. |
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