Sentence examples for a consequence of deliberate from inspiring English sources

This could lead to inflation in risk attribution as a consequence of deliberate oversampling of one part of the prostate in other words targeting.

Epic Management Services; 196 pages; Malaysian ringgit 25.90IN RECENT months this reviewer has heard a Singaporean banker, a Bangkok taxi driver and a Jakarta student (among others) argue that Asia's economic troubles are a consequence of a deliberate American policy to cut the continent (and especially China) down to size.

It is also important to determine whether nanosize particles present in some consumer products may be the result of a manufacturing process rather than a consequence of the deliberate introduction of engineered nanomaterial(s) into the products.

And the whole community suffers from the devastating cuts in council services as a consequence of the government's deliberate decision to make local government bear the largest reductions in funding.

An objective reading of this record would be that Obamacare, after a horrible foul-up in rolling out HealthCare.gov, has made a good deal of progress, and some of its problems are the consequence of deliberate efforts to undermine it.

This neglect, says MSF, is not, as the government claims, a consequence of the war but "the result of deliberate choices".Donor fatigue is making it hard for the relief agencies to raise money for their Angolan operations.

(The disease, Helms reasoned, was the consequence of "deliberate, disgusting, revolting conduct").

After the return match in Seoul, the North protested that its 1-0 defeat had been the consequence of deliberate poisoning of its players' food and of bias by the Omani referee.

Besides depicting the development of the Japanese carmaker prior to the crisis, we illustrate that organizational mis-fit is not solely determined by exogenous environmental changes with senior management failing to respond to such changes because of inertia or overconfidence, but the unintended consequence of deliberate changes in the firm's configuration of interdependent choices.

Whereas most of the literature on complementarities and organizational fit has emphasized processes of adaptation and evolution toward internal fit or misfit that are triggered by exogenous environmental changes, our case study of Toyota shows that external misfit can also be the unintended consequence of deliberate changes in the firm's system of interdependent choices.

He did not seek to attribute the blame to any deliberate change in policing tactics as a consequence of the Tomlinson incident".