Sentence examples for consequence for example from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, for example, it was hardly mentioned in the books about the rise of Islamism – so to our eyes the war seems to come from nowhere".

In any case, a capsizing is likely to be a dynamic event rather than a static one a consequence, for example, of the impact from a wind gust.

Jackson is the mild-mannered authority on "pushing through with intensity" actions which have no consequence, for example carrying a paper cup from one place to another and swapping it for another cup, or trying to rhyme "leg" with "orange".

Populations that become genetically less and less alike (as a consequence, for example, of adaptation to different environments) may eventually be unable to interbreed because their gene pools are disharmonious.

The result presented in the form of antecedent and consequence, for example, an association rule extracted from a transactional database: Mouse (wedge ) Keyboard (rightarrow ) Computer.

As a consequence, for example, the beta-2 adrenergic receptor family (CHEMBL210) is predicted for two different groups of ligands, those comprising activity clusters one and two (black and red) in Figure 6.

Sometimes these model-theoretic definitions of consequence relations define non-finitary consequence relations, for example the consequence relations for infinitary formal languages and the consequence relation of second-order logic with so-called standard semantics.

He might not care about the consequences, for example of being segregated.

He said this "incestuous relationship" had led to worrying consequences, for example in the area of arms exports.

One of these unintended consequences, for example, has been an increased number of handoffs between doctors leaving their shift and new doctors coming on.

"Most people older than 16 are not greatly distinguishable from adults on the relevant competencies -- the ability to think through future consequences, for example," he says.