Sentence examples for by consequences of from inspiring English sources

The text of The Rebel is punctuated with emphatic words of conclusion (alors, donc, ainsi, c'est pourquoi), which are rarely followed by consequences of what comes before and often introduce further assertions, without any evidence or analysis.

The use of risk as a means of defining adequate safety is introduced where risk is defined as the product of probability of failure multiplied by consequences of failure.

The first stage is guided by consequences of actions and is what is developed when we are still a child.

It is also possible, that any positive effect on sympathetic activity were offset by consequences of systemic β-receptor activation.

The WHO definition of child maltreatment is problematic as it is defined by consequences of neglectful or abusive behaviors that, themselves, are not defined [ 1, 3].

Obesity is also shown to impair T and B cell function [ 17, 18] that may be mediated in part by consequences of obesity, such as hyperglycemia and insulin resistance[ 19].

Hence, by consequence of the Arzelà-Ascoli theorem, the operator T is compact and continuous.

By consequence of their defeat, the distant, abstract concept of women in the flesh makes them feel humiliated and rejected.

Looking at her work, abstraction and traditional realism begin to feel less like mutually exclusive camps, and more like points on a spectrum--a spectrum on which an artist can slide simply by consequence of searching for her clearest voice.

The album had strong showings on other lists, where it was placed number 13 by Consequence of Sound, number 18 by Stereogum, number 25 by Rolling Stone, and number 27 by Pitchfork.

Gill's view was shared by Consequence of Sound's Chris Bosman who felt the song's "dramatic and painful exploration of female beauty" made it a highlight on Beyoncé.