Sentence examples for clear consequence of from inspiring English sources

One clear consequence of Superstorm Sandy, which struck the New York City area in 2012, is that everyone, even climate-change deniers, takes planning for extreme weather events more seriously.

The country's political development will be a long process, and it would not have been speeded up by denying the Olympics to Beijing.One clear consequence of awarding the games to Beijing is a period of intense scrutiny of China.

A clear consequence of the rich 'biodiversity' of the Android ecosystem is reduced ubiquity for cross-device standardization plays like this. .

As stated, the former includes measures triggered by concerns over current movements of the deficit or by a clear consequence of another shock.

Four of the five countries now have curricula covering children under and over 3 years — a clear consequence of integration within education.

This is a clear consequence of staging a World Cup in a country the size of a continent - and also of trying to ensure the matches take place at a convenient hour for the European TV audience.

First, the clear consequences of the UN plan are a major embarrassment of the United States with such a clear failure of its Middle East policy.

In other words, this book shows the clear consequences of not using protection (and also of drug usage, but that's a different matter).

Some of these are clear consequences of conflict and violence such as the desertion by health workers of conflict zones (where they are often at particular risk in excess of that of the general population), the damage to infrastructure and the loss of disease surveillance capabilities and records.

This analysis revealed that transgenic expression of DVAP-V260I has clear consequences on the expansion of boutons as compared to controls.

Unless the subject matter catches the imagination and has clear consequences on both sides of the argument, then invariably the line of seeming least resistance wins out.