Sentence examples for another consequence for from inspiring English sources

Another consequence for Citi will be increased government involvement in the bank's operations.

"There were maybe five or six fighters from ISIS there, but was it worth it?" And while airstrikes on Islamic State-controlled oil refineries -- which have been confirmed by U.S. Central Command -- help to starve the extremist group of oil revenue, they have another consequence for civilians and aid groups.

Perhaps another consequence of intense competition for resources in these marsh environments is this species' habit of destroying eggs, not only of other species but also of other Marsh Wrens.

C1 Another consequence of the takeover for Disney employees would be the introduction of a profoundly different management style, one that is far less centralized and more willing to delegate authority to division leaders.

Another consequence of the decision for the United States, Waskow said, would likely be a loss of influence as climate change becomes more and more central to negotiations between countries.

Another consequence of Trump's choice for Vice-President may be the widening federal investigation into possible connections between his campaign and the Russian government.

Norm Giguere of Norm's Gun & Ammo in Biddeford, Me., on the other hand, said that he had not sold any military-style semiautomatic rifles since right after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and that the gun business in general was "going down the tubes". The war in Iraq has had another unintended consequence for the marketplace.

Another consequence is a problem for the government.Compared with its neighbours' economies, Britain's has been doing very nicely in recent years.

Another consequence is a big bill for taxpayers and electricity consumers.

Another consequence is the cancellation assertion for the family of Hölder means A r = A r ( a, b ) : = ( A ( a r, b r ) ) 1 / r = ( a r + b r 2 ) 1 / r, A 0 = G.

Baghdad would not be a city of any consequence for another five hundred years, until its strategic location and Iraq's oil attracted the attention of world powers.