Sentence examples for common consequences from inspiring English sources

But sadly, history teaches us that a more destructive path is likely — conflict, spiraling inequality, corruption and environmental disasters are far more common consequences of resource bonanzas.

Clinical events, such as unstable angina and acute coronary syndromes, are common consequences of ED.

Pain, pain-related disability, and functional limitations are common consequences of intervertebral disc herniation (IDH).

Acid mine drainage and acid sulfate soils are common consequences of disturbing earth materials containing pyrite and other sulfide-bearing minerals.

Generally, patients are asymptomatic, but increasing age or injury may precipitate symptoms as discal tear, rupture of the transverse ligament, and odontoid process fracture are common consequences.

In type-2 diabetes patients, cataractogenesis [92], diabetic kidney disease [93] and atherosclerosis are common consequences [94] of MG-induced glycation of proteins, as well as other cellular dysfunction.

And a common consequence of the arguments is that evolution gets dropped from the curriculum entirely.

Mental health problems are a very common consequence of sexual abuse.

The United States Air Force Academy has counselors test their mettle in a flight simulator, though airsickness is a common consequence.

Indeed, heavy staff turnover is a common consequence of major capital projects, so common that a recent article in Architectural Record magazine called it the "new building syndrome".

It is a common consequence of untreated tooth decay, and it can be dangerous if it spreads.