The geo-political consequences of a defeat to the new totalitarians would be enormous.
Although the presidency itself is unimportant, the consequences of a government defeat may be profound.
He projected a cool confidence — indeed, an emotional distance — on every topic, from the state of his injured right elbow to the consequences of a series defeat.
If the perception here and abroad is that the Feb. 6 vote has become a referendum on the peace efforts, rather than simply the effort of a politically weak prime minister to be re-elected, the consequences of a Barak defeat could be more profound, they say.
Mr. Fox, whose popularity ratings are probably going to plummet as a consequence of this defeat, had offered to watch the match together with President Bush, at a neutral location on the border, but was told that his American counterpart planned to be asleep, Mexican officials said.
Together they wrote that the consequences of an American defeat in Iraq would be disastrous.
Eventually, every authoritarian regime that has used elections to maintain power (Mexico's Partido Revolucionario Institucional is another Latin American example), reaches the point where, having lost political support, it has two choices: try to negotiate the consequences of an electoral defeat or seek to stay in power through the use of brute force.
The prolongation of the cell cycle arrest of wild-type cells could thus be the consequence of an adaptation to defeat a repeated or cycling oxidant exposure.
(It is an interesting modern suggestion that Lefkandi itself is the site of Old Eretria, abandoned about 700 bce in favour of the classical site Eretria at the east end of the plain, perhaps as a consequence of Eretria's defeat in the war.
By consequence of their defeat, the distant, abstract concept of women in the flesh makes them feel humiliated and rejected.
