Sentence examples for consequence of a battle from inspiring English sources

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And as a consequence of a battle that we had -- and it was a contentious battle -- in Congress, we've been able to take tens of billions of dollars that were going to banks and financial intermediaries in the student loan program and said we're going to give that money directly to students so that they get more help going to college.

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While all these seem to be the consequence of an ongoing battle to mitigate cybercrime, this approach seems to overall be self-defeating and limits access to information and opportunities that may as well help young people in Africa, within these restricted confines, to succeed and live above the poverty line.

One such dispute, a consequence of the Battle of Basque Roads, eventually cost Harvey his career; a bitter exchange with Lord Gambier forcing Harvey into early retirement in 1809.

Charles's death was caused by a major haemorrhage and the report makes clear this was a consequence of his battle with alcoholism".

In a short statement issued on Friday, the family said the postmortem examination had confirmed that the death of Kennedy, aged 55, at home in Caol, near Fort William, on Monday "was a consequence of his battle with alcoholism".

As a consequence of the battle's outcome, the leaders of the main families of the Southern provinces lost faith in Orange's cause and the promises of aid made by the English queen Elizabeth I, which meant an important setback to Orange.

Northumbria was greatly weakened as a consequence of the battle; the kingdom became fractured to some degree between Deira in its southern part and Bernicia in the north, with the Deirans acquiring a king of their own, Oswine, while in Bernicia, Oswald was succeeded by his brother, Oswiu.

The action came about as a direct consequence of the Battle of Grand Port three weeks earlier, in which a British squadron had been destroyed in a failed attack on Grand Port harbour on Isle de France.

Here, the authors choose to employ a CAC to explain their claim, implying Montreal's related fall to the British as a significant political and military consequence of the Battle of Quebec.

That raises the alarming prospect of collateral damage to an innocent bystander's systems: imagine the possible consequences if the unwitting host of a battle between hackers and counter-hackers were a hospital's computer.Endorsing the idea of hacking back would also undermine current diplomatic efforts to get China and Russia to rein in their hordes of unofficial hackers.

Demetrius's final love for Helena remains the result of the flower's nectar, not some real affections; the Duke's marriage is a consequence of plunder and battle; and as Ms. Packer's direction makes clear, the mischievous Puck is hardly to be believed when he calls himself honest and promises to amend any wrongs to both audience and lovers.

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