Sentence examples for consequence means from inspiring English sources

George Osborne has warned that the deepening euro crisis, and likelihood of greater euro-area integration as a consequence, means that safeguards sought by David Cameron are needed "more than ever".

Error terms of both equations and individual specific terms are contemporaneously correlated which as a consequence means that the uptake of both screening examinations has to be estimated simultaneously.

Most of the mines in the valleys were sunk between the 1850s and 1880s, which, as a consequence, meant they were far smaller than most modern mines.

As consequence, mean differs significantly between Low and High.

As a consequence, mean airway pressure does not change significantly.

As a consequence, mean triacylglycerol content in the livers of FHBL participants, measured using localised proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy (H-MRS), is approximately three- to fivefold higher compared with that of controls [ 13].

Data from the UK have shown that patients may typically delay the initiation of insulin by around 8 years despite poor glycaemic control and as a consequence mean life expectancy is reduced by over 7 months for each patient.

But as any actor, propagandist or politician should remember, the law of unintended consequences means that not even Moscow can know where this ends.

And that the rule of unintended, unforeseen consequences means that you do not need positive evidence of harm to be wary of major health interventions.

An overriding risk of any of these consequences means states must block the deal.States must also report annually on all their arms transfers to a UN-run "implementation support unit".

Yet another source of opposition is from those who fear that intervening with the climate is bound to backfire and that the law of unintended consequences means that the harm caused will be far worse than expected.