Sentence examples for apparent consequences from inspiring English sources

It puzzled some viewers, given that the CBC had been advertising the show heavily and broadcast it in French with no apparent consequences.

But so is the fact that, in Britain, even politicians of the left deplore the apparent consequences of economic inequality rather than the mere fact of it.

Although China has agreed to World Trade Organization rules barring the theft of such property, Internet companies here routinely stream American and other movies free over their Web sites, without apparent consequences.

There are, however, less apparent consequences of diastolic changes in tissue stress-strain distribution that provide direct and indirect effects on cardiac electrophysiology.

Although the fold and thrust belts in Baluchistan, Pakistan, are apparent consequences of the obliquely converging plates, the simple oblique convergence of the Indian plate alone cannot account for the complex geological features in the region (Figs. 1 and 2).

In view of its apparent consequences for the theory of evidence, the idea that one's evidence is the same in the good case and the bad case warrants further scrutiny.

The lingering resentment over Mr. Mubarak's ouster had another apparent consequence.

Meanwhile, some companies are selling products that may be forbidden under the current regulation, without any apparent consequence.

The baby, nominally the result of Henry's liaison with Mary X (Charlotte Stewart), haunts this amazing, still mysterious work as a manifestation — and apparent consequence — of distorted, distorting all-too human desires.

Calculated Risk adds a thought and an unforgettable quote from Alan Greenspan: The lowered risk premiums the apparent consequence of a long period of economic stability coupled with greater productivity growth have propelled asset prices higher.

Despite the security forces' shoot-on-sight orders to enforce curfews aimed at cooling rage on the streets, thousands of people openly took to the streets Wednesday, to no apparent consequence.