Sentence examples for but a consequence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rove wasn't an architect, but a consequence.

This damage is not inevitable but a consequence of the way we choose to live".

As though death were not a consequence of life but a consequence of having been a Jew".

Lehmans was not a cause but a consequence: a consequence of flawed lending practices, and of inadequate oversight by regulators.

Everything that has happened since then and all that is happening today is but a consequence of this war.

But a consequence of the brutal market forces it has unleashed could at least have a side benefit.

Should the legislation stand, President Clinton could again waive the restrictions, but a consequence would be further cuts in family planning financing.

This is not duplicity but a consequence of the very different meanings Mormon doctrine attaches to words it shares with historic Christianity.

But a consequence of the code, and of how far Biles has pushed it, is that less physically gifted gymnasts have been pressured to attempt more difficult skills.

According to Kook's philosophy of repentance, man's separation from God is not an objective fact but a consequence of human "forgetfulness" of a higher existence.

And the "double standards" are but a consequence, aren't they, of the "shared values" that Americans and Israelis love to boast about.