Sentence examples for and consequence of the from inspiring English sources

The food shortages are a cause and consequence of the protests.

The ENSO cycle is important because of the great reach and consequence of the destructive weather it leads to.

"She did not understand the nature and consequence of the offense she was charged with nor the questions she was asked," he said.

The collapse of the public distribution system, through which the command economy used to apportion goods, including food, was both a cause and consequence of the famine.

When their impetus is social, Kennedy's stories come closer in their stealthy analysis of a repressed culture to an author like JG Ballard, concerned with the meaning and consequence of the perversity that is supposed to liberate the visionary self.

His decision to address a work of the weight and consequence of The Winter's Tale on his home stage is an uncompromising statement of intent, and an answer to those wondering where his career is leading.

Five years later, the costs and consequences of the uprisings have stunned the world.

Not necessarily about the causes and consequences of the Iraq war, mind you.

It forms part of a larger investigation of the conduct and consequences of the crisis, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council.

Mason, the Newsnight reporter and writer, explores the causes and consequences of the current wave of revolt.

The controversies about the causes, strategies and consequences of the war are matters of contemporary concern.