Sentence examples for consequence during the first from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, during the first three years of World War I, he became the sole purchasing agent in the United States for the British and French governments, buying about $3,000,000,000 worth of military and other supplies from American firms on behalf of those countries.

As a consequence, during the second and third phase of the Plinian eruptions (3 and 4 April 1982 ~2,0000 people were killed.

In western Europe, economic change produced massive social consequences during the first half of the 19th century.

To address this, we analysed pneumococcal epidemiology in the adult Spanish population over 50 years of age (15,448,561 inhabitants) [ 11] and measured the clinical and economic consequences during the first 5 years.

Both clinical and economic consequences were measured during the first 5 years.

For a fixed-interval schedule, responses during the time interval have no consequence, but the first response after the interval has elapsed produces the delivery of the reinforcer.

"Having experienced events which had inhumane consequences – such as relocation – during the first world war should not prevent Turks and Armenians from establishing compassion and mutually humane attitudes towards one another.

Erdogan reiterated in his statement Ankara's call for a joint historical commission to study what happened a century ago "in a scholarly manner". "Having experienced events which had inhumane consequences -- such as relocation -- during the First World War should not prevent Turks and Armenians from establishing compassion and mutually humane attitudes toward one another," Erdogan said.

As a consequence, during its first decade of existence the Nigerian video phenomenon remained practically "invisible" to non-African audiences.

As a consequence, if repertoires are underestimated during the first phase of a study on repertoire plasticity or learning (both longitudinal or experimental in a single year), the ability to recognize 'new' songs in the later phases may be confounded by the fact that a part of the repertoire, although present, was not previously recorded.

Results demonstrate that up to 50% of diet can be fed in limit-fed rations as DDGS, compared with 30 or 40%, to peripubertal dairy heifers without negative consequences to first-lactation performance during the first 3 mo.