The phrase "as a consequence of trying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something happened as a result of making an effort or attempting something.
Example: "As a consequence of trying to improve my skills, I was able to secure a promotion."
Alternatives: "as a result of attempting" or "due to my efforts in trying".
"And you may not know that her grandfather died in Dachau, as a consequence of trying to save Jews," he added.
What's the next bubble going to be as a consequence of trying to protect us against this?" Mr. Darda asserts that the economy would be fine if left to its own devices, maintaining that the job market is healthier than most economists think.
The domain structure and the variability of these proteins led us to believe that their diversity arises as a consequence of trying to avoid predation by viruses.
This process arises as a natural consequence of trying to deal with what Nagel calls "heterogeneous" reductions.
"I can't just change my faith like I'm changing a pair of underwear," Mr. Stückl said in an interview on Thursday, in his rapid-fire, irreverent manner as his cellphone rang constantly, an unavoidable consequence of trying to organize the 2,100 villagers performing in the dress rehearsal, not to mention the donkeys, doves and camels that add to the spectacle.
They were understandably concerned that if evidence of their sexual orientation came up in papers filed in their divorce case, that might be considered "telling" their sexual orientation, breaking the invisibility law -- and they'd lose their jobs and their ability to support their children as the perverse consequence of trying to maintain contact with them.
The unusual nose designs are a consequence of teams trying to get as much airflow under the car as possible for the best aerodynamic performance while satisfying a requirement for a much lower nose.
THE subject matter -- the hard-nosed details of verification of nuclear stockpiles as well as the nuanced diplomatic consequences of trying to renegotiate the treaty -- is exactly what he had to juggle as NATO supreme commander, the first time he felt like a soldier-statesman.
Participants from 10 studies (Brazil, Iran, Sweden, United States, and United Kingdom) described reducing or avoiding stress as a consequence of their diagnosis, such as by relaxing, trying to avoid arguments, and changing jobs.
Historian William Pencak writes that as a consequence, "By trying to keep on good terms with the province and the administration he lost the respect of both".
"As a consequence of our battles last season he was trying to help everyone around him but maybe he needs to concentrate on his own particular game.
