Sentence examples for consequence of a problem from inspiring English sources
(The artist's long obscurity—I knew nothing of him until now was partly a consequence of a problem with his estate, which has been resolved). Born to poor Native American farmers in Oklahoma, Cannon caught fire as a painter while still a teen-ager, gravitating to Pop art with mordant irony and decorative éclat.
Now more than 375,000 acres have been scorched; local homeowners are camping out in high-school gyms.The wildfires that have incinerated over 2.5m acres across the West this summer are only the most visible consequence of a problem that affects the whole nation.
This restriction in the number of mixtures is a consequence of a problem of identification.
Inequality is the consequence of a problem.
As with most drunk driving campaigns, however, this brilliant ad addresses the consequence of a problem without addressing the problem.
Second, no school wants to be held liable for negligence when an athlete suffers the consequences of a problem that could have and should have been foreseen.
We want to bring in the perspective of transit countries, who suffer the consequences of a problem which is not of their own making".
Remediation actions are performed in scenarios in which consequences of a problem should be promptly mitigated when its cause takes too long to be addressed or is unknown.
Using the five categories of evidence provided by the NPF, evidence can be used to help establish the setting of the narrative (e.g., time, history, and politics) or the problem definition and causality (e.g., data on the severity, causes, or consequences of a problem).
A consequence of such a problem is the variety of names CFS is known for, including allergic encephalomyelitis, immune dysfunction syndrome, neuroendocrine immune dysfunction syndrome, post viral syndrome, Iceland disease, neurasthenia, and Royal Free disease, among others [ 5].
In his essay, "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe maintains that his poem, "The Raven," was composed "step by step, to its completion, with the precision and rigid consequence of a mathematical problem".
