Sentence examples for accepted as a consequence from inspiring English sources

But that, by and large, is accepted as a consequence of playing a physical sport.

Weapons used for murderous acts are still construed as instruments of self-defense; gun violence is still accepted as a consequence of the right to protect one's self.

Worsening of impaired glucose tolerance, progressing to frank diabetes is generally accepted as a consequence of insulin resistance, impaired insulin secretion and pancreatic beta-cell failure [ 30- 32].

Marmite fan Sean Savage said it was something people would have to accept as a consequence of Brexit.

What the Prime Minister seems happy to accept as a consequence is the anger and mistrust of young Muslim men.

They were prepared to accept, as a consequence, that nothing whatever can be said about the relation between person and elements.

In such local markets, quality variability over time and space is accepted as a "natural" consequence of the plant physiology of the olive tree.

Although cross-cultural differences should not be discarded, it may be due to the fact that sexual problems could have appeared some time ago and become accepted as a "normal" consequence of ageing, not relating them to bladder cancer or its treatment.

Primary warm ischemia time (WIT) and haemodynamic events around the retrieval period are likely to be responsible for the increase in DGF/PNF in DCD kidneys and is accepted as an inevitable consequence of use of this donor source [ 5].

Skeletal muscle dysfunction is accepted as a very important systemic consequence of COPD because it is associated with exacerbations of the disease, reduced quality of life and decreased prognosis (Pitta et al., 2005; Swallow et al., 2007).

In consequence, in many institutions this method has not been accepted as a standard of care.