Sentence examples similar to concede as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

She concedes it's a consequence of an ever-growing Hollywood profile that's seen her work with such maverick talents as David Fincher (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), the Coen Brothers (Burn After Reading and Spike Jonzee (Adaptation).

Conceding that many Iraqis could die -- and accepting it as a consequence of American-led success -- is a new measure of the hatred Iraqis here hold for Mr. Hussein, said Jabir Algarawi, the Iraqi-born director of the Arizona Refugee Community Center.

Even Jones concedes, however, he has his fingers crossed that his resurrected spiritual leader, who missed the last World Cup and the 2013 Lions tour as a consequence of disciplinary indiscretions, will reward his faith during this year's Six Nations championship.

Learning as a consequence of thinking.

Transf., as a consequence of attention.

I expected a hearing as a consequence of my complaint.

Is she less profound as a consequence of her serenity?

"It's not as a consequence of being in politics.

This has not changed as a consequence of the reshuffle.

But, as a consequence of opening up, best practice spread.

Louis X died as a consequence of playing it.