Sentence examples for consequence by the from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, by the time they reach puberty Matsigenka kids have mastered most of the skills necessary for survival.

As a consequence, by the time 2011 arrived the UK was marked by the most unequal distribution of wealth and income since the 1930s.

There are many highly digestible summaries of consequence by the financial and economic powerhouses, who without exception tell us leaving the EU is an extremely bad idea.

It was also a nice reminder of how Reich, for all his celebrity, remains a musicians' musician, his work drawing on a profound respect for craft and graft, and filled, in consequence, by the heat of genuine artistic collaboration.

As a consequence, by the time an advance party of two sets sail for New York - after an unsuccessful dry-run at Utopia in the Tetras mountains - you share something of their sense of liberation.

Too often Benioff and Weiss show us a scene of violence against a woman, only for it to be swept away with little consequence by the time the next hour rolls around.

As a consequence, by changing the mean diffusion length in the different systems, the effective collecting area for the growth is changed.

O'Shaughnessy (2003, p. 186) seeks to avoid this consequence by distinguishing the place where a sense-datum is from the place where it "is given experientially to us".

A meticulous examination, in the form of a "non-fiction novel", of the international cocaine trade and its consequences, by the author of the bestselling Gomorrah.

Reducing these emissions by as much as half by 2050 is essential to avoid disastrous consequences by the end of this century, and we must begin immediately.

That review includes an examination of possible health consequences by the state health commissioner, Dr. Nirav Shah, and outside experts that is still under way.