Sentence examples for consequence because of the from inspiring English sources
Oceanographers have monitored the areas around the dumps for dangerous levels of radioactivity but typically find little of consequence because of the sea's powers of dilution.
Even if the left gastric artery is divided at the root, the hepatic perfusion may be of no consequence because of the blood flow from around the pancreatic head, at least in theory.
This sensory prediction is mismatched with actual sensory consequence because of the subconscious emergence of the habitual escalator-specific motor program.
The fact that there may be temporary agreement on some tenet(s) or other of the philosophy is of little consequence because the name of the game is quite possibly change.
That failure "potentially had very serious consequences" because of the risky nature of the affair, the report said.
Dengue has important economic consequences because of the significant burden on communities, hospitals, work absenteeism and risk of death of serious cases.
For all of you who enjoy drinking but don't really have the time and energy to think about all the consequences because of the drinking part, here's a short explanation why the polar caps are melting and all the cute polar bears on TV are drowning.
According to the National Eating Disorder Association, one-third of female athletes "reported attitudes and symptoms placing them at risk for anorexia nervosa," and adolescent girls are the most at risk for facing long-term consequences because of the biological changes and growth spurts going on during their teen years.
