Sentence examples for a consequence of being from inspiring English sources

Having a guide dog is a consequence of being blind.

"It's not as a consequence of being in politics.

"It's been a consequence of being a melting pot nation.

It's a consequence of being dependent on breakthrough products for its survival.

We are used to being European, but that's a consequence of being small, I suppose.

"Partly it's a consequence of being older and more experienced," she says.

Everything that happened in life when I was addicted was a consequence of being an addict.

Think about the reason you're there in terms of the benefits you expect as a consequence of being successful".

I wondered whether this was a consequence of being cheap and advertising that fact when making reservations.

They saw their enrolment at the centre as a consequence of being poor, and this was also damaging to their self-esteem".

In Bratislava I found myself imbued with a very different sort of inspiration--a consequence of being somewhere so unfamiliar.