Sentence examples for changed as a consequence from inspiring English sources

This has not changed as a consequence of the reshuffle.

"Whatever relationship I had with Reverend Wright has changed as a consequence of this," Mr. Obama said Tuesday.

For example, it is likely that the trade-off facing policymakers in the United States has changed as a consequence of disinflation in the 1980s.

It suggests that journeys like Jamal's, once undertaken, cannot be reversed, even by the physical act of return, because both the traveler and the world he inhabits have changed as a consequence of his movement through it.

Asked if his approach to this World Cup had changed as a consequence of England's failure in South Africa, the 67-year-old on £6.7m a year replied; "I haven't changed things, it is Fifa that have changed things.

The word "objectification" never entered his vocabulary, but he knew, as he grew older, that the rules had changed, as a consequence of other men acting less innocently than he himself had, and the realisation made him slightly guilty.

Time will tell how far the configuration of the NHS will change as a consequence.

Another will consider how economics needs to change as a consequence.

The fitness of genotypes can also vary according to their relative numbers, and genotype frequencies may change as a consequence.

The way China is run is unlikely to change as a consequence, at least not for several years.

Rather, theory itself changes as a consequence of perspective adopted.