Sentence examples for be partly a consequence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Geithner also told the regulators that if the plan fails in Congress, it will be partly a consequence of their public challenges, which coincide with the views of the banks they supervise.
All over the rich world they are getting their licences later, and they use other forms of transport more than the young did a generation ago.That, like so much else, may be partly a consequence of the internet.
These studies establish that overeducation may be partly a consequence of low skill, but by no means entirely so.
This may be partly a consequence of setting significance thresholds that fail genes due to the smaller size for the E3KO and BL31 groups (3 samples each).
This may be partly a consequence of excessive self-focus in social situations (Clark & Wells, 1995; Rapee & Heimberg, 1997).
The deconditioning influence on cardiovascular control appears to be partly a consequence of concomitant hypovolemia (Iwasaki et al. 2000), adding to the relevance of the reasoning above.
Brooklyn has bloomed, even if that is partly a consequence of Manhattan's soaring rents.
This is partly a consequence of money running out, but also part of the Ingels aesthetic.
This is partly a consequence of heightened government efforts to combat drug trafficking.
The fragmentation of Indian politics is partly a consequence of these groups turning to other parties.
