Sentence examples for be the inevitable consequence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, few in Tripoli will relish the prospect of their country becoming a pariah state, which would be the inevitable consequence if the existing regime were able to cling to power.

The government should be doing all it can to promote the game but should it draw funding from "other" sports, which would be the inevitable consequence of official recognition?

Stanton took the extraordinary step of drafting a "remonstrance" (later softened by Attorney General Bates) to the president expressing the fear that "the destruction of our armies, the protraction of the war, the waste of our national resources, and the overthrow of the government... must be the inevitable consequence of George B. McClellan being continued in command".

There are going to be enormous challenges to be solved, and if these are not going to be taken seriously by politicians and city planners, a deterioration of the quality of life in many cities might be the inevitable consequence.

Foreclosure, however, does not have to be the inevitable consequence of losing a job.

Systemic autoimmunity appears to be the inevitable consequence of over-stimulating the host's immune 'system' by repeated immunization with antigen, to the levels that surpass system's self-organized criticality.

In general, Hume treats comparison as producing socially destructive passions, while sympathy produces sociable ones, but these do not seem to be the inevitable consequences of each mechanism.

It is the inevitable consequence of globalization and the development of a single worldwide market economy.

It is the inevitable consequence of the way we commission public services.

This is the inevitable consequence of rushing legislation through without any consultation.

It is the inevitable consequence of one of nature's climatic cycles.