Sentence examples for consequence of action from inspiring English sources

"The result [is] chaos across the rail industry and tens of millions of pounds of taxpayers' money down the drain, the direct consequence of action taken by ministers".

For example in our stochastic model of trust for social networks, the consequence of action is not required to be communicated as it is irrelevant.

A British official who was critical of the support given to Abd al-Rahman at this time later wrote that some changes were "a modification of policy deliberately proposed; others... the unforeseen consequence of action taken; others, perhaps the majority, appear superficially to represent a gradual drift, of which the Government was at the time unconscious".

This suggests that part of the 4AP-induced T2-prolongation was a direct consequence of action potential prolongation, whereas the SEA -and JTV-sensitive after contractions and pronounced T2-prolongations were mediated by RyR2 and NCX.

However, the cerebellum has been reported to participate in the process of prediction of the sensory consequence of action (Wolpert et al. 1995; Wolpert and Miall 1996), especially regarding the visual consequence (perception) (Lindner et al. 2006) and also in the estimation of the state of the effector for online correction of action (Miall et al. 2007).

The problems we face today are a direct consequence of actions we failed to take yesterday.

BARACK OBAMA worries a lot about the unintended consequences of action by America, the last superpower.

I think that most of us who have been involved in these issues for some years have sometimes seen the unintended consequences of action we have taken.

Consequences of action, primarily on the vulnerable populations, must always be properly gauged.

The attenuation of sensory precision corresponds effectively to attending away from the consequences of action.

This means that one can register and subsequently attend to violations in the consequences of action.