The phrase "a consequence the majority" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a preposition or article, such as "of" or "for," to clarify the relationship between "consequence" and "the majority."
Example: "This policy change is a consequence of the majority's decision."
Alternatives: "a result of the majority" or "an outcome of the majority."
As a consequence, the majority of forest owners do not receive any income from timber and in some cases stumpage prices can even be negative.
As a consequence, the majority of Americans have next to no retirement savings.
As a consequence, the majority of the cases were mediated inside or outside the arbitral institutes before being submitted to an arbitral decision (see Fig. 4).
As a consequence, the majority of researchers in industry are engineers, who have less research experience than university Ph.D.s.--another irony.
We can safely assume that this process is carried out only when desired because the mesh is defined to have a rigid and stable structure and as a consequence the majority of the links of the mesh extend their lengths only by small values during the whole process.
As a consequence, the majority of cases are undocumented.
As a consequence, the vast majority of the research is limited to prediction accuracy estimation.
As a consequence, the vast majority of the inhabitants rarely felt the heavy hand of the state, which limited its own authority to the maintenance of order and the collection of taxes.
As a consequence, the large majority of Sahrawi nomads disbanded and joined the refugee camps soon after the invasion or within the next few years.
As a consequence, the vast majority of known genes and proteins have not been characterized experimentally, and their function is yet unknown [1].
As a consequence, the vast majority of GHRs is not in complex with Jak2 and will endocytose constitutively (independent of Jak2).
