Sentence examples for a consequence of what from inspiring English sources

It's an enormous change and a consequence of what was an attack by the regime".

"That is a consequence of what has happened, and perhaps it is appropriate under the circumstances".

It's a consequence of what I have achieved with the national team.

Now, as a consequence of what his senior coach, Ian Ladbrooke, diplomatically calls "political problems", they have to practice on a football pitch nearby.

"We have dealt with his family... they are now very, very distraught as a consequence of what is alleged," Hill said.

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

Born in 1966, he was roughly a decade younger than his two sisters, a surprise consequence of what he terms his parents' "recreational sex".

"We'll never get full closure on this," said Lioy. "It's a lingering consequence of what Osama bin Laden did -- a true act of terrorism in its worst sense".

She doesn't know whether that is a psychological consequence of what is going on in mother's mind – a hysteria – or whether it is a physical explosion in her brain.

"This was a direct consequence of what was happening in the courts.

Höller doesn't believe that the hunger for spectacle signals the death of art: it's just a logical consequence of what came before.