Sentence examples for are the direct consequence from inspiring English sources

"Paralysis and confusion at the top of the party are the direct consequence of the announcement by Tony Blair that he would be standing down.

The conditions in West Baltimore today are the direct consequence of speculative real estate practices that have long targeted people with few to no options.

The dismal figures on women's representation are the direct consequence of three decades of stagnation since the Equal Pay and Sex Discrimination acts, the implementation of which has been "patchy, uncertain and incomplete".

The learned author, in these and accompanying sentences, is discussing the rule when legislative action operates directly upon the property of the complainant and where injuries alleged to result are the direct consequence of legislative action.

"These fare rises squeezing commuters are the direct consequence of the Tory-led Government's decision to cut too far and too fast, and travellers are having to pay more to plug the gap in the transport budget.

"The present difficulties facing the executive are the direct consequence of Tory austerity cuts and their attempts to impose further welfare cuts on the most vulnerable in society," he said.

The powerful storms, droughts and floods we are seeing more regularly are the direct consequences of  unchecked global warming.

It may well be that these reductions are the direct consequences of the lesions.

How do cells acquire mutations and what are the direct consequences?

I am not assuming that Sandy was the direct consequence of human-caused climate change.

It was the direct consequence of an administration ready to bargain away the rule of law.