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

Humans developed the ability to digest lactose into adulthood, for example, only as a consequence of keeping cows.

He didn't get the job as a reward for keeping quiet, but he got it as a consequence of keeping quiet".

Methane was perceived by the farmers interviewed as "an inevitable consequence of keeping ruminants" (interview 87, sheep breeder).

Almost double that number thought that the prime minister was head of state; and one-third thought it was the governor-general, who is in fact the queen's representative in the country.Whereas monarchists condemn such ignorance, republicans believe it is a natural consequence of keeping what they see as an archaic and increasingly meaningless link to Canada's colonial past.

Blocking low-income housing, Lassiter said, had the consequence of keeping most non-whites from living in those areas as well.

As a consequence of this dubious record-keeping there are far more reports of sexual assault and child abuse than Dutton has claimed.

Any abuses that might arise as a consequence of unequal power relationships are going to be more than offset by the benefits of keeping everyone responsible for themselves and accountable to those they work with.

In keeping with this, tumor formation rarely arises as a consequence of loss of only Msh6 or Msh3 (de la Chapelle 2004).

Nintendo for a long time has been a holdout in keeping its brands off smartphones, and it's suffered as a consequence of that.

In the multi-lumen, polarized morphology assay, the PKCι-depleted cysts were significantly smaller than control structures in keeping with previous reports that have demonstrated decreased growth as a consequence of increased apoptosis upon aPKC inhibition or depletion (60, 68).

The significant negative correlations between soluble pSer129 α-syn and Aβ are in keeping with an enhanced shift of pSer129 α-syn into the insoluble fraction as a consequence of Aβ.