Sentence examples for consequence and an from inspiring English sources

The images are preposterous as well as ugly, highlighting the profound mismatch between stated ideals and their consequence; and an imagined threat to the national community and the means used to subdue it, with multiple gun-toting policemen required to confront one sunbathing woman.

Father Noel, the rector, wanted Sergio Benedetti's advice on the half-dozen or so religious paintings that hung there and whether they needed cleaning.Once inside, Mr Benedetti was shown several early 20th-century Irish paintings of little consequence, and an Italian work, possibly 16th century, but provincial and clumsily executed.

Fleming reads and historicizes what he identifies as key texts, elaborating predominant narrative conventions of the genre: mimetic and emetic characters "eliciting imitation or disgust" (27), a structural emphasis on action and consequence, and an authoritative narrative voice that guides or encourages readers' interpretation of the story.

It entails es- health as a potential consequence and a selling point.

A second influential development was a renewal of feminist interest and the perspective that prostitution is both a consequence and a symptom of gender-based exploitation.

The study offers a couple of possible reasons for this particular consequence and a few instructional suggestions for academic writing in a second language.

This cosmopolitan role is both a consequence and a prerequisite of the autonomy of international commercial arbitration.

According to the doctrine of karma, every action gives rise to some consequence; a good act leads to good consequence and a bad act to bad consequence: every human agent has to reap the consequences of his/ her actions.

Reconstruction of HEMI events from reef-platform carbonate boulders alone might be incomplete in consequence and a multi-proxy approach should therefore be adopted wherever possible.

Child marriage is both a consequence and a cause of poverty.

PORT VILA, 12 November 2009 – Under-nutrition is both a consequence and a cause of poverty.