The phrase "because of consequences of" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Because of consequences of his actions, he was forced to take responsibility for the damages caused."
Because plenty of consequences of prohibition pique typical Americans.It's monstrous to deny therapeutic marijuana to AIDS or cancer patients struggling with nausea, or to those who suffer from debilitating chronic pain.
She believes this number represents just the tip of the problem because the consequences of coming out deter many more from doing so.
Fourth, time is of the essence because the consequences of the third bailout are going to be felt very soon, not least by the electorate of Syriza.
This is particularly complex because the consequences of one set of SNPs could have deleterious consequences for one outcome, but yet be advantageous for another.
That is partly because of external factors, notably European laws, and partly because of the consequences of its own legislation, he argues.
Tsvangirai said: 'I am sure they are afraid of losing power because of the consequences of losing power.
I'm afraid in the future journalists will not dare to interview victims because of the consequences of this case.
Decrease in activity levels (section 3) because of other consequences of injury was significantly greater after tetraplegia than after paraplegia.
In an interview, Jan Zahradil, foreign affairs spokesman for the conservative opposition in Parliament and a close ally of Mr. Klaus, said, "We are obliged to say yes because of the consequences of a no vote".
Pacific island nations have pleaded with wealthy countries to help their people migrate and find work if they are forced to flee their homelands because of the consequences of climate change.
