Sentence examples for a consequence allowed from inspiring English sources
Michelle is another New Yorker, in her forties, who believed she was the only Hasidic lesbian in the world and as a consequence allowed herself to be pressured into marriage.
As a consequence, allowing multiple offers significantly increased payment and rent extraction.
Modelling studies showed that the abundance of singlet delta oxygen in the CO O2, CO H2O O2 and CO H2 O2 mixtures results in the acceleration of oxidation process and, as a consequence, allows to shorten significantly the induction time and decrease the ignition temperature even at a small content of O2 a1Δg) molecules in normal oxygen.
Previously, lung-function parameters have been correlated to the concentration of provocative substances [ 7– 9] that as a consequence allows only vague interpretations of deposited dosages.
Silencing Myog expression during adult life in mice without noticeable consequences allowed us to pursue its potential role in adult skeletal muscle metabolism.
He praised Putin repeatedly and stood by a tweet from 2013 opining sexual assault in the military was a consequence of allowing women to serve.
Facing a question from an audience member on military sexual assault, Trump stood by a tweet from 2013, in which he suggested the epidemic was a consequence of allowing women to serve in the military.
As a consequence of allowing these military installations, any opportunity for a preemptive strike against the North's nuclear sites has been lost, for fear it would prompt an attack on Seoul and other parts of the South.
As a consequence, we allow the search algorithm to randomly choose how to select the next search node.
As a consequence, it allows to obtain a better insight to the system performance, than the one that would be achieved through a pure computer simulation study.
Conservative economic spokesman David Melding AM said: "This news is disappointing but a consequence of allowing the decision on whether to re-commission Wylfa to drift for so long".
