Sentence examples for a consequence would from inspiring English sources

Any assessment, as a consequence, would have to come with an advisory that its primary appeal is to completists only.

Should the legislation stand, President Clinton could again waive the restrictions, but a consequence would be further cuts in family planning financing.

That kind of liability would deter most buyers who, as a consequence would offer less for the property so as to pay less in annual holding costs – which is precisely what a well-designed system of recurrent property taxation would do.

A consequence would be that some puzzling philosophical arguments found defective as non-transmissive of propositional justification should be re-evaluated as transmissive of doxastic justification.

It would use traditional fuel-powered engines for takeoff, but then switch to electric power once it reaches cruising altitude, and as a consequence would require only 30% of the fuel that current planes use.

These modulations would allow for cardiac cells to respond to the ischemic insult during the immediate phase of reperfusion by providing needed ATP and needed up-regulation of mitochondrial pathways and as a consequence, would allow for cardiac cell rescue and enhanced post-ischemic functional recovery.

A consequences would be that any vaccine based on a large number of VSGs from a single strain is unlikely to offer complete protection against a different strain.

If pulmonary restrictivity is related to musculoskeletal limitations progressing with time, a logical consequence would be a parallel deterioration in pulmonary parameters.

He warned that a further consequence would be the impact on community services, particularly in rural areas like the Highlands of Scotland.

A further consequence would be the development and distribution of better information, detailing the investment programs of companies and their long-term prospects, including physical and intangible assets.

In the process, a negative consequence would be the degradation of accurate political information.