Sentence examples similar to a consequence of Democratic from inspiring English sources

This restriction that prevents further negotiation on value is a consequence of Pfizer's actions.

Last month, revenue figures were disclosed for the first time, a consequence of AOL's spinoff.

As a consequence of Enron and the other corporate debacles, in 2002 Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

"Most signs of skin ageing are a consequence of UV or sun exposure," says Tamara Griffiths, a consultant dermatologist at Salford Royal NHS Trust, and a spokeswoman for the British Association of Dermatologists.

It said the deal was a consequence of Sumitomo's purchase of Nikko Cordial units from Citigroup in May for $5.7 billion.

This may be a consequence of Porsche's moving the bass speaker unit to the passenger footwell to make room for the convertible top.

That shortfall is in part a consequence of Treasury penalties for non-implementation of welfare changes running at just under £10m per month.

Low interest rates themselves may not be a consequence of QE alone: persistently low growth rates have inevitably led to Japanese-style low interest rates, QE or not.

When IPV-related suicides are added to IPV-related murders, men are more likely than women to die as a consequence of IPV.

Localised disfigurement is often a consequence of KC.

This is a consequence of Proposition 4.6.4 in Grafakos [21].