Sentence examples for a consequence of two from inspiring English sources
The rapid expansion of coca production in Colombia is in large part a consequence of two developments.
Mr. Modi's rise is a consequence of two horrific events, which occurred in Gujarat months after he was appointed chief minister of the state.
All of which explains the amount of interest in two new surgical procedures that, instead of replacing a damaged organ, downsize it in order to improve its efficiency.Congestive heart failure is a consequence of two things.
What is clear is that there are new and potentially powerful actors in the region.Related items Brazil's foreign policy: Lula and his squabbling friendsAug 13th 2009 Football and politics in Argentina: Hand of goldAug 13th 2009 Latin America's new alliances: Whose side is Brazil on Aug 13th 2009Their arrival coincides with, and is partly a consequence of, two other developments.
That is inevitable, they said, mainly as a consequence of two of Mr. Romney's five goals: His insistence that any tax overhaul should be revenue-neutral, neither reducing nor increasing annual budget deficits, and that it should protect or even sweeten existing tax breaks for savings and investment like those for dividends and capital gains income.
This asymmetry could be a consequence of two factors.
This is a consequence of eight decades of earning trust.
Unlike the topaz waters off Tel Aviv, here the sea is murky, a consequence of twenty million gallons of raw and partially treated sewage that is dumped offshore every day.
In a first step, we probe all flag combinations, i. e., 64 test cases as a consequence of six flags, without a previously established TCP connection.
Animal pollinators decline as a consequence of five major global change pressures: climate change, landscape alteration, agricultural intensification, non-native species, and spread of pathogens.
In Toronto 129 suspected cases of SARS have crept up, most of them as a consequence of one visit by a Toronto resident to her relatives in March.
