Sentence examples for change the consequences from inspiring English sources
Whatever the company wants to call itself will do little to change the consequences of its actions.
While Hansen's testimony is responsible for a significant increase in people's awareness of climate change, the consequences appear yet to sink in.
Even if the global mean temperature were to remain unchanged, if the geographic patterns of temperature and rainfall change, the consequences will still be potentially severe.
Today, in our globalised world of nuclear weapons and climate change, the consequences of armed conflict and non-cooperation are more serious.
This third Scotland has arisen from the different country that has emerged, and in so doing, it is further creating a politics and culture of far-reaching change, the consequences of which will far outlive the 18 September independence vote and decision.
This newspaper has written about climate at length and this special report will not go over that ground again, except to say that if warming turns out to be at the upper end of the scale envisaged by the International Panel on Climate Change, the consequences for biodiversity as well as for people will be calamitous.
According to the pathologic examination, depletion of Treg cells caused delay of the progress of silicosis but did not change the consequence (Table 1 and Fig. 3).
Our modeling results suggest that the timing of ecological invasion of a species into a focal community can largely change the evolutionary consequences of the community.
The transition from the acute stroke period to the sub-acute/chronic time frame after stroke can dramatically change the functional consequences of astrocyte-released proteins.
First, although the House of Lords rightly said that it has no power to change the law, the consequences of its judgment will, in practice, do so.
Peter Smith, who was the dean of the School of the Arts from 1987 to 1995 and is now retired, said that if something does not change soon, the consequences could be dire.
