Sentence examples for consequence not only from inspiring English sources

In the final analysis, he said, disorder is a consequence not only of irresponsibility, but inequality.

This is a consequence not only of Ms. Russell and Mr. Dreyfus's passionate, restrained performances but also of Mr. Rohmer's technical ingenuity.

For Natalie McGarry, the SNP candidate hoping to oust Curran in May, the leap in SNP support is a consequence not only of the post-referendum nationalist surge but of historic Labour neglect.

Women have suffered acute horrors — as the documentary "Lumo," to be shown tonight on PBS, quietly details — a consequence not only of the lawlessness that has plagued Congo but also of a cultural foundation that sanctions the violent treatment of women under any circumstance.

As a consequence, not only have countries such as Spain secured 16% of all electricity from wind (the UK received 13% from nuclear in 2008), but Germany has 80,000 people working in the wind industry, Spain 60,000 and Denmark 30,000.

This is a consequence not only of his simplicity, but also of his wisdom and power.

The case has real-world consequences not only for journalists but for all Americans.

Such effects have important negative consequences, not only for the people concerned but also for the research process itself.

"And this will have consequences not only for the families and for Syria, but also for the subregion".

In an unexpected twist, the consequences not only change his life but also revolutionise the male-oriented comic strip itself.

Their actions could have disastrous consequences, not only for the climate but also for the global economy.