Sentence examples for an obvious consequence of from inspiring English sources

That's an obvious consequence of seeing lots of comedy.

Voters really dislike the idea of university fees, or access to medicines, or criminal sentences varying – even though such variation is an obvious consequence of devolution.

There is an obvious consequence of Scottish independence; the civil service serving the government of an independent Scotland would be separate from that serving the government of the residue of the UK and the Welsh assembly government.

The statement in (C3) is simply an obvious consequence of Theorem 1.

The proof is an obvious consequence of the following inequalities: (17).

(C6) is just an obvious consequence of the following imbedding property of Riesz potentials (see [1]): I 1 : M b → M n / ( n - 1 ) and of Theorem 3.

However, it is an obvious consequence that the convergence of the models necessarily implies a close resemblance of their moment equations.

This points to a less obvious consequence of Mr Modi's triumph: a subtle shifting of the terms of India's political debate, in which an ugly extreme moves ominously close to the centre.

Van Inwagen (1990: 228) takes this to be a rather obvious consequence of the approach, but N. Smith (2005: 399ff) goes further and provides a detailed analysis of how one can calculate the degree to which a given non-empty set of things has a sum, i.e., the degree of existence of the sum.

For the majority, Justice Clarence Thomas asserts that Mr. Thompson failed to prove that the office "disregarded a known or obvious consequence" of its inaction.

There was a second, less obvious consequence of the reformers' over-confidence: They had attacked Rafsanjani perhaps the cleverest politician in the country during an attempt to retain his seat in the Majlis.