Sentence examples for comes as a consequence from inspiring English sources

"They don't talk about the social upheaval that comes as a consequence".

The glass transition, that is apparent when a cooling ramp is simulated, comes as a consequence of chain connectivity and a bond length potential.

The main difference in Obama's executive order is likely to be the scale of Thursday's intervention, and the fact that the president's action comes as a consequence of Congress inaction.

The most popular items we took were gloves and dominoes, because of the bitter cold and the sheer boredom that comes as a consequence of being a human being with no legal status.

Book Ten had been filled with a catalog of the punishments that Adam and Eve had to endure as a consequence of their behavior, but it seems at times as if the harshest punishment of all that comes as a consequence of the Fall will be Adam's subjection to the catechism of Michael in Books Eleven and Twelve.

Asked if he can understand how his often messianic zeal for his own plans are translated by others into a railroading through of policies, he replies: "If you're abrasive and driven and you have energy, enthusiasm and drive, maybe it comes as a consequence that people feel you're not accessible".

Long Island City's changed character and altered look are a testament to that rezoning and the rebuilding that has come as a consequence.

This success came as a consequence of the four-piece band's already burgeoning reputation, built through live shows and online even before signing to Domino in June 2005.

The collapsed buildings defining the landscape of the disaster area came as a consequence of Haiti's lack of building codes.

The Europa League came as a consequence of being eliminated in that group phase, so I don't consider last year to be successful.

However, he has undergone a slow rehabilitation process following a back operation that came as a consequence of an injury sustained during his last game for England in Dubai.