Sentence examples for consequence at the end from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, at the end of the year, Milfield First Primary will be shut down permanently, adding this village school to a list of 27 others in Britain which have been closed since 2008.

As a consequence, at the end of experiments only one aggregate was observed and it contained most of the aggregated individuals.

As a consequence, at the end of the day, your brain says, 'OK, at some point I need some glucose here'.

If therapy starts in the acute phase (stage V-VI) then the action of the drug foils the immune response and, as a consequence, at the end of the therapeutic period, the virus rebounds undisturbed.

We observe that if the therapy starts in the acute phase (stage IV-VI of [ 9]) then the action of the drug impedes the immune response to develop and, as a consequence, at the end of the therapeutic period, the virus rebounds undisturbed.

"We felt we had to do it in the interest of the players and the club, but we suffered the consequences at the end of it because the three of us were later sold," he said.

As long as you are a prisoner of this philosophy, you will be a victim of its consequences". At the end of the conference, the MOVE kids take the stage.

So it was a logical consequence that at the end of my doctoral work I should apply for a job at Ernst & Young.

Of course, nothing is without consequence and, at the end of the episode, we saw the blue liquid spew from Emma's ill-gotten trinket and eventually transform into, who else, Queen Elsa.

"[MPs] believe you cannot have a situation where this country blunders into an illegal war with the appalling consequences and at the end of the day there isn't a reckoning.

As a consequence, patients included at the end of the inclusion period may be more prone to be censored and thus they have less time to reach the event of interest than those included at the beginning of the period.