Sentence examples for chief consequence from inspiring English sources

Figure 8.23 illustrates the chief consequence for extended sources - a degradation of the apparent spectral resolution.

But he said the chief consequence of Friday's expected announcement would be to put the Canadians more on the defensive.

But the chief consequence of this debate was the Lockean idea that men, born equal, create political society, to which women do not belong; women exist only in the family, where they are ruled by men.

For Mr Berlusconi, the chief consequence of Ms Moratti's setback is its effect on his national coalition with the Northern League, many of whose members hold the prime minister responsible for their party's poor showing.

The AL must hope that wrapping up these trials will help sway undecided voters in the next parliamentary elections which the AL's politicians say they will aim to hold in December 2013.In purely political terms, the chief consequence of the Jamaat's violent fight for survival is the existential dilemma it presents for the BNP.

A weaker yen, one of QE's chief consequences, has failed to produce the boom in exports that the government had assumed would help offset the harm done by the consumption-tax hike.That, in turn, is because the trend among big firms to move production overseas has accelerated of late.

Instead of closing schools, which seems to be one of the chief consequences of the present assessment system, they should be opened much wider.

They said: "The chief morbid consequence of knuckle cracking would appear to be its annoying effect on the observer".

THE chief musical consequence of James Cameron's film "Titanic" has been the ubiquity of James Horner's soupy, swelling soundtrack, which was released on a classical label and has risen to the top of the overall sales charts, eclipsing even Madonna.

The chief economic consequences of corruption are the loss to the exchequer, an unhealthy climate for investment and an increase in the cost of government-subsidised services.

Partly as a consequence, Chief Justice Barak wrote, the United States Supreme Court "is losing the central role it once had among courts in modern democracies".