Sentence examples for Attendant consequences from inspiring English sources

For most neurodegenerative diseases, evidence for nuclear dysfunction, with attendant consequences for nuclear architecture, is only beginning to emerge.

Inside a funereal locker room, the Jets processed that reality, and the attendant consequences of their loss.

how many boys u been with?" At this point, Ask.fm becomes a kind of giant, instant – and, critically, anonymous – online truth-or-dare, with all its attendant consequences.

Greenhouse gases emitted from burning fossil fuels contribute directly to the warming of the earth's atmosphere, with all the attendant consequences: a rising incidence of extreme weather and natural disasters that jeopardize lives, livelihoods and our children's future.

That rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and their attendant consequences are often risk factors for PTSD isn't the only outcome for women veterans of sex crime – it runs even to higher rates of homelessness: "39% of homeless women veteran VHA users screened positive for MST (Military Sexual Trauma) in 2010.

Therefore, the ability to capture methane from the Lagos landfills will help to mitigate contributory effects to global warming and its attendant consequences [3].

"And while we don't promise equal outcomes, we've strived to deliver equal opportunity". Those who aren't unnerved by the datum that the income share of the top one percent has shot from about 10percentt in 1980 to more than 20percenttodayay can worry instead about inequality's attendant consequence: declining social mobility.

As with all economic growth, market displacement is the attendant consequence.

Wittfogel contrasts China's history with that of Europe by characterizing China's civilization as one of "hydraulic despotism", with the attendant consequence that China's history was cyclical rather than directional.

This goal has gained additional prominence with the recognition that accelerated atherosclerosis is an attendant consequence of systemic inflammation and a major cause of morbidity and mortality in rheumatoid arthritis and SLE [ 3].

Political business cycles in the steel industry, with all its attendant negative consequences, would not occur if the steel industry did not continually lobby for protection.