Sentence examples for consequence it seems from inspiring English sources

In Syria's torture chambers, age is of no consequence, it seems.

The most obvious consequence, it seems to me, is what the Russian literary theorist Viktor Shklovsky called "defamiliarization".

The Turkish bow developed in response to the demands of mounted combat against lightly armoured adversaries on the open steppe; as a consequence, it seems to have had greater range but less penetrative and knockdown power at medium and short ranges than its Byzantine equivalents.

Whether or not Democritus himself saw this consequence, it seems that atoms are taken to be indivisible whatever their size.

As a consequence, it seems reasonable to conclude that they are likely from the same infection pool.

As a consequence, it seems likely that mutations leading to asymmetric distribution of waste or damaged structures can readily occur.

Although I'm no expert on the environmental consequences, it seems to be a reasonably efficient, natural, chemical-free solution to a serious problem.

Because absence of reflex tearing fails to produce any serious drying of the cornea, and surgical destruction of the main lacrimal gland is often without serious consequences, it seems likely that the subsidiary secretion from the accessory lacrimal glands is adequate to keep the cornea moist.

In addition to plans and behavioural consequences, it seems likely that the actions that health professionals take may be influenced by their views and feelings about the particular condition that a patient has presented with.

Given the wide range of behaviors with major health consequences, it seems only practical to try to address them in some collective fashion and on a sustained basis, rather than as separate efforts.

Industrial quantities of research, analysis and debate have been devoted to the causes of the 2008 crisis and its consequences; so it seems odd that senior central bankers are still so sharply divided on the central issue of financial stability.