The phrase "a consequence of far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The decision was a consequence of far-reaching implications."
Alternatives: "a result of distant" or "an outcome of far-off".
The asthenospheric dynamics beneath and near MORs are driven mostly by spreading of lithospheric plates, which is a consequence of far-field tectonic stresses (e.g., slab pull).
The potential damage caused by Leave vote is a consequence of the far greater and more destructive ignorance on the part of the elites, including Blair himself.
To obtain an overview of the processes that are altered during the early and late stages of the plant's response to nematode infection as a consequence of mj-far-1 overexpression, DEGs were classified using MapMan 2.0.0 [ 31].
Then there was the interminable walk, a consequence of having parked unintentionally far from our destination.
On the other hand, perhaps as a consequence of fidelity, there are far too many run-on sentences ending after a single word on the new line.
Hoofbeat of horses who do not remember that he is their master". Well before his due day, halfway up a beach and unburied". On the other hand, perhaps as a consequence of fidelity, there are far too many run-on sentences ending after a single word on the new line.
This is a consequence of the UK being so far ahead of all other countries in the number of businesses online.
Partnerships with NBC and a variety of other content producers may have helped – though these are most likely a consequence of the site's popularity far more than a cause of it.
This too may be a consequence of 2009 since it is far more difficult for the opposition to rally around one candidate when it is the parliament and not the electorate that chooses the premier.
