Sentence examples for a consequence of allowing from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

The violent exercise of symbolic power is essential to the development and maintenance of this dynamic; it is a consequence of allowing a form of bureaucracy to become a management style, the function of which is predicated on having the symbolic capital required to monopolize, which is to say dominate, the process.

There is a palpable sense of exhilaration, and also a trepidation, perhaps a natural consequence of allowing a third party, however familiar, into a private space.

It is hypothesised that differentiated cancer cells can become CSCs as a consequence of EMT, allowing them to migrate, metastasize and survive chemotherapy [ 7, 14].

The loss of Dr. Sainsbury's nephew is a consequence of having allowed the politicians, as she writes, "to wage war lightly".

The ability to change behavior as a consequence of experience allows animals to adjust their behavior to prevailing ecological conditions.

There's a chance that this could have had the unintended consequence of allowing people with the means to unjustly punish their neighbors over petty grievances.

In sum the data point to the value of targeting two cell subpopulations in a tumor, and provide an illustration that monotherapy targeting one subpopulation, can have the unintended consequence of allowing the other to expand.