Sentence examples for as a consequence of aggressive from inspiring English sources

The 14% average annual increase in nominal GDP from early 1932 to 1935 resulted in huge private deleveraging, largely as a consequence of aggressive fiscal stimulus.

Thus, besides the secondary rewards that can be gained as a consequence of aggressive behaviour in general, the perpetration of violence itself can be self-rewarding and facilitate the outbreak of cruelty.

Furthermore, as a consequence of aggressive selection for milk production over the last 5 decades, modern cows in Israel and the USA produce 40 70 L of milk per day, compared with 10 L day-1 or less in their ancestors.

The fact is that however much alcohol abuse is painted as a failure of personal choice, it's mainly a consequence of aggressive selling in a highly profitable economic sector.

A good part of this appreciation was a consequence of aggressive U.S. mercantilist policies toward Japan, including periodic threats of trade wars.

As a result, positive cytology appeared to be an independent prognostic factor, while in fact it is more likely a consequence of aggressive or more advanced cancer.

Forestry in Galicia has experienced a large change from the middle 1980s as a consequence of an aggressive forest exploitation due to the introduction of fast growing forest species to be used as raw material for production of pulp.

However, as a consequence of their aggressive nature, high concentrations of ROS inevitably result in cytotoxicity and genotoxicity.

We observed a significant proportion of specific breast cancer subtypes in our series of BM, as shown by 37% triple-negative tumors and 29% HER2+/ER- tumors, likely as a consequence of the aggressive nature of these subtypes.

Haemodilution is often seen as a consequence of the aggressive early fluid resuscitation in burns, and this adds a further reduction in oxygen delivery and a deposition of fluid in the injured tissue, both of which may lead to reduced perfusion and tissue ischaemia [ 18, 31].

In the majority, morbidity occurred as a consequence of the tumor itself, justifying aggressive surgery to achieve gross total resection.