Sentence examples for chiefly the consequence from inspiring English sources
That Pakistan shares the same economic pattern as India points to a truth Indians may not want to easily accept: that the economic progress of India, as in most of the third world, is chiefly the consequence of the wealth of affluent countries' successfully seeking markets that are so poor that they have the space to expand.
These estimates chiefly reflect the consequences of past smoking patterns, and the epidemic is likely to develop further.
Although we believe that the shift in food habits toward native prey by the Laguna Pair was chiefly a consequence of the eradication of feral pigs, there are alternative potential explanations.
McGinniss's gripping account gives the impression that the techniques used by Nixon's handlers were invented in the nineteen-sixties, and were chiefly a consequence of the advent of television.
The Consequence Argument, due chiefly to Ginet and van Inwagen (Ginet 1966, 1980, 1983 , 1990 van Inwagen 1974 , 1975 1983; but see also Wiggins 1973 and Lamb 1977) is widely regarded as the best argument for the conclusion that if determinism is true, then no one ever really has a choice about anything.
The Qualification Problem was raised in McCarthy 1986, where it was motivated chiefly by generalizations concerning the consequences of actions; McCarthy considers in some detail the generalization that turning the ignition key in an automobile will start the car.
Use the consequence method.
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