Sentence examples for as a consequence of the ongoing from inspiring English sources

"As a consequence of the ongoing loss of power, Eurotunnel has informed Eurostar that some further disruption should be expected to services tomorrow morning".

The survey found: "There is a risk that in the near future Luxembourg could face lower revenues from multinational enterprises as a consequence of the ongoing evolution of international tax regulations that necessarily trigger changes of tax rulings".

Stephenson said: "I have taken this decision as a consequence of the ongoing speculation and accusations relating to the Met's links with News International at a senior level and in particular in relation to Mr Neil Wallis who as you know was arrested in connection with Operation Weeting last week.

For 1993 2003, we examined the monthly reports compiled by the regional PNLTHA coordinators, with the exception of those from Maniema-Katanga and the Province Orientale because they were incomplete and fragmentary as a consequence of the ongoing war.

If the link between chrysotile and mesothelioma does exist, the mesothelioma epidemic would be expected to continue in Hong Kong in the future, as a consequence of the ongoing use of chrysotile asbestos.

For instance, whereas the number of Foxp3+ Treg seems to be reduced in the peripheral blood of patients with IBD, the absolute Treg number seems to be increased in the mucosa of patients with IBD or celiac disease, probably as a consequence of the ongoing inflammation [ 23- 29].

Humoral components have been implicated in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases although it is controversial as to what extent the antibodies are pathogenic or simply a consequence of the ongoing neurodegeneration [ 11].

That interference was a consequence of the ongoing Napoleonic Wars engulfing Europe.

"As a consequence of those ongoing investigations, further information obtained has indicated a number of targets on Australian soil," NSW police and Australian federal police (AFP) said in a statement.

Maintenance costs arise as a consequence of the investment of energy and resources into the infrastructure of an immune system and ongoing immunological surveillance and maintenance in the absence of infection.

Although there are scholars who decouple this development, ongoing already for several decades, from the technological development and rather view it as a consequence of the combined effects of political decisions and financial incentives [7].