The phrase "a consequence of great" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects of something significant, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The changes in policy were a consequence of great public demand for reform."
Alternatives: "an outcome of significant" or "a result of considerable".
All the evidence from Aesop and other studies suggests that these high rates of distress are real, and are a consequence of greater exposure to social disadvantages in the black Caribbean population.
Because insurance reduces the incentive for market discipline, it may increase fundamental insolvency risk as a consequence of greater conscious risk taking by bankers (i.e., moral hazard) or through an increase in the proportion of bankers who are incompetent managers (i.e., adverse selection).
I explain this result as a consequence of greater incentive erosion among less-skilled unmarried people compared with more-skilled unmarried people, but others have suggested that less-skilled people experience greater demand changes during recessions or otherwise have behavior that is more sensitive to economic conditions.
The IASB rule would show the loss only when the bonds were sold, provided they were held for their cash flows.Mr Hoogevorst planted his flag in February, saying "stability should be a consequence of greater transparency rather than a primary goal of accounting standard-setters".
The minutes, released Tuesday after a customary three-week delay, also indicated that Fed officials were not particularly worried about the recent rise in government bond yields, judging that the rise was a consequence of greater optimism about the outlook for growth and would not undermine their $600 billion program.
Uprighting was greater in the molar than in the canine area as a consequence of greater posterior upper arch changes.
Gandiwa et al. (2013) suggest that the increased use of snares may be a consequence of greater patrol efforts and points to a displacement of methods by poachers.
Therefore, the higher PCE obtained for the T25/T240-DL-based DSSC when compared with that of the T25-SL-based DSSC is a consequence of greater light scattering.
As trees with dbh > 50 cm were more abundant in the NAF plots, we assume that the greater maximum tree height in these stands is a consequence of greater age and not intrinsically higher height growth rates.
