Sentence examples for consequence hard from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, hard carbide particles were dislodged and facilitated the pump to undergo wear rapidly.

It is more than a technical problem and, as a consequence, hard to rectify.

Other word meanings are even more language- and culture-bound and, in consequence, harder to translate.

Every war, however skilfully conducted - and our own armed forces have shown unmatched skill in such conflicts - produces its quota of sorrow and anger, with consequences hard to predict.

But the new constitution would also leave the final authority to apply those principles with the elected Parliament and civil courts, making the long-term consequences hard to foresee.

In unphotogenic slow motion, which makes the dire consequences harder to see.

Wal-Mart executives point out that the company's success is not entirely a consequence of hard times.

As a consequence, these hard attitudes about liberal scheduling flexibility appear to be softening, Mr. Mitchell said.

Long answer: I reckon any similarities are the unconscious consequence (as hard to type as to say) of Frodo being such a favourite character of mine.

This was not merely the kind of triumph Northern Ireland always enjoyed on the odd, memorable, occasion; rather it was another deserved consequence of hard work, self-belief and a sense of purpose from a squad, a number of whom are in the autumn of their careers.

As a consequence, mainly hard corona is analyzed showing anyhow more than nearly one hundred different proteins [40]-[42] [40]-[42]