The diagnosis, he said, was fluid on the knee, plus bone rubbing against bone, a consequence of last season's surgery for a torn meniscus.
"Maybe it is a consequence of last season, he was in the red like I told you [when Arsenal convinced Wilshere to withdraw from the Under-21s European Championship] and, in fairness, what nobody wanted to hear.
As a consequence of an inflammation lasting for decades, gastric sequelae are developed like peptic ulcer and malignant diseases, such as gastric adenocarcinoma or MALT (mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue -lymphoma [1], [2].
Despite its importance, this heritage is rarely protected by specific laws and a great part of these buildings are now abandoned and partially ruined, also as a consequence of the last century mechanized and intensive farming and the consequent lifestyle change.
Their absence, according to Lucasfilm, is a consequence of the last-minute decision to release the film in theaters.
Look further ahead, though, and the proposed US reductions become more ambitious; the poor prospects on the immediate horizon are effectively a consequence of the last dozen years of American drift.
Spicer said the White House condemned the attack, but told reporters that "these heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the last Administration's weakness and irresolution".
With the National Republican Congressional Committee pouring nearly $2 million into the race and Gov. Jeb Bush campaigning at his side, Mr. Negron, a member of the Florida House, is hoping that even the misfortune of having Mr. Foley's name on the ballot instead of his own — a consequence of the last-minute nature of the change — can be turned to his advantage.
The following corollary is a consequence of the last theorem.
As a consequence of the last bullet item, Theorem 15 is not applicable to T and S.
