Sentence examples for consequence demand from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, demand for non-agricultural work is growing.

In consequence, demand grew for a lighter, faster type of tank, and in 1918 the 14-ton Medium A appeared with a speed of 8 miles (13 km) per hour and a range of 80 miles (130 km).

6 As a consequence, demand for retirement villages as a residential option will increase.

Bioeconomic modelling constitutes a useful tool in comparing treatment and reuse options, permitting the sensitivity of financial returns to changing costs and recent revisions to WHO guidelines for safe wastewater reuse to be assessed, however, social and environmental consequences demand consideration.

In their view, its horrific consequences demanded honesty.

For Miller, Lincoln's foils are the era's "utopians, perfectionists, moralizers, fanatics and absolutists," chief among them the abolitionists who, heedless of political consequences, demanded immediate Emancipation and equal rights for blacks.

At the start of three days of frantic diplomacy to contain the fallout from Britain's historic leave vote, the US secretary of state, John Kerry, warned in Brussels that the UK's departure would have "consequences" demanding "sensitive, thoughtful, responsible and strategic" leadership.

In consequence, the demand for recycled plastics accounts for only 6% of plastics demand in Europe.

Power Cubes could help deliver power to local electricity grids that might otherwise suffer "brownouts" as a consequence of demand temporarily exceeding supply.

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As a consequence, the demand for prevention activities, such as breast and cervical cancer screening would increase with age.