The phrase "a consequence of drink" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the effects or outcomes resulting from consuming alcoholic beverages.
Example: "His reckless behavior at the party was clearly a consequence of drink."
Alternatives: "result of alcohol" or "outcome of drinking".
"We did a study a few years ago and found that most of the symptoms people believed were caused by food intolerance were actually reactions to an unhealthy diet," says Ogden. "Symptoms such as headaches, tiredness or bloatedness may be seen as a result of a food intolerance but are often a consequence of fizzy drinks, caffeine, snacks, fast foods and ready meals".
The current data suggest that it is a "linear" response, and the reason we are now detecting the pathophysiological consequences of fructose is that its dietary load has continued to increase, largely as a consequence of increased soft drink and fruit drink consumption.
Mr Gair said: "What happened was not a deliberate or reckless act but as a consequence of his throwing the drink.
Steubenville is an example of the message society gets when we demand justice for alcohol-facilitated sexual violence rather than accept it as a consequence of a woman's choice to drink.
Stratified analyses revealed this to be primarily a consequence of a pronounced increase in soft drink consumption among the older students.
The average intake of carbonated drinks declined from 0.7 to 0.6 drinks per day and it is difficult to know if this reflects a real change in intake over time or is a consequence of the low overall intake of carbonated drinks.
This suggests that those men who had become unemployed as a consequence of the health effects of alcoholism were no longer able to afford to drink spirits.
Given the drink's very low CF amount, the observed cognitive improvement was likely a consequence of the intrinsic alkaloids (∼50 mg caffeine, 400 mg theobromine).
