Sentence examples for A consequence of how from inspiring English sources

They're not bad people, it's just a consequence of how football has been organised.

These rocks are gastroliths, but they are not "for" anything, they are just a consequence of how the animals feed.

All are valuable on Earth because they are rare – a consequence of how the planet formed, said Sara Russell, head of meteoritics at the Natural History Museum.

Perhaps lack of Palestinian compassion for the Israeli settlers is a consequence of how they have been treated for 50 years.

To a large degree, however, they are a consequence of how we have chosen to address the opportunities and challenges of our high-tech, globalized world.

The globalization process has had its bumps, of course, as reflected recently by rising commodity prices, but that is largely a consequence of how much and how rapidly prosperity has grown.

This between-species difference likely reflects behavioral differences in how individuals in a colony respond to the twitching of other colony members and is less likely a consequence of differences of how aphid species colonize their hosts.

"We find that many of the celebrated network properties may be a consequence of the way in which they grew, rather than a necessary consequence of how they work or function".

We find that many celebrated network properties may be a consequence of the way in which these networks grew, rather than a necessary consequence of how they work or function.

Religion is a natural consequence of how we are wired as human beings: we have an inbuilt "belief engine".

The project has been undergoing a lot of change lately, so the web page is somewhat out of date, but that's a natural consequence of how fast technology moves these days.