Sentence examples for a consequence of going from inspiring English sources

Her findings are extraordinary and the criticisms she has faced as a consequence of going public are deeply disheartening.

As to how the removal of Saddam Hussein would create a vacuum for Iran to fill, well, this is what is known as a natural consequence of going to war in Iraq in the first place.

It's all well and good saying that, Jerome, but who's going to host the 2022 World Cup? 4.08pm BST Tanay Padhi writes: "I think it's because of the number of late onslaughts (often as a consequence of teams going behind late in the second half), which means lots of desperate pot shots and blocked shots in the last few minutes," he says.

For although violent currency movements would be damaging, because they disrupt companies' investment plans and debt repayments as well as producing sudden shifts in the terms of trade, steadier movements are generally a consequence of something going on in the real economy.

That was the unexpected consequence of going on the most awkward date of my life: it made me reluctant to go on any other kind.

Change has to happen in a planned way, not as a consequence of foundation trusts going bust.

This chart consisted of a line diagram of an individual walking down a path which forks two ways, with an illustration of the consequences of going down each path (figure).

It is a mistake to compare the consequences of going to war to the consequences of doing nothing.

Part of what drives these numbers may be cultural, but there must also be economic incentives at work here, like the consequences of going bankrupt for a company or an individual.

Maybe Agent Mulder is a sniffer and all those aliens are just a consequence of what has gone up his nose.

Citing Cambodia in particular, Mr. Dallek said in an interview that the mayhem under the Khmer Rouge "was a consequence of our having gone into Cambodia and destabilized that country".