Sentence examples similar to a mutual consequence from inspiring English sources
Now the loose summary just given to the effect that every formula is equivalent to an equivalence makes a misleading double use of the equivalence vocabulary for two different things: equivalence as mutual consequence and equivalence as the biconditional connective.
The dramatic declines in the birth rates of most insertion types in mammals could be mutual consequences of the reduction in the full range of mobile element activities coincident with a decline in numbers of autonomous elements per genome.
But McFaul learned from a mutual friend that "the consequences of not going would be much worse than those of going". Officials stopped traffic as McFaul was picked up in Red Square by a black Volga and taken to one of Russia's most famous vacation homes, the "Near Dacha," the site of Stalin's death.
At Oxford he became a friend of William Morris as a consequence of a mutual interest in poetry.
It is kind of a mutual admiration society, and that has real consequences".
Barclay calls his style of leadership "management by consequence," and it essentially centers on building a mutual understanding between leader and follower.
In consequence, they now have a single-market deal with the E.U., and a mutual commitment to negotiate a full EPA.
A mutual friend introduced them.
"It was a mutual decision.
This implied a mutual understanding.
