Sentence examples for consequence of changes from inspiring English sources

But that's the consequence of changes imagined and set in motion half a century ago.

The charges were the consequence of changes in credit card rules in Australia that were aimed, in part, at reducing the cost of hidden fees for using plastic.

But its dominance may disrupt the balance of some ecosystems through cascading effects as a consequence of changes in interactions between species.

It is the "inevitable consequence of changes in the causes of death, advances in medical science, and the development of new technologies," as the appeals court put it.

It is, par excellence, a disease of the rich countries of the West, and is clearly a consequence of changes in diet that wealth brings.

The leaked letter said a Conservative government "would not pay a penny of compensation to speculative developers as a consequence of changes in planning policy", giving a licence to authorities to delay developments.

He also claims that the huge decline in deaths on the roads in Europe is in many ways down to improvements in technology and standards that were a direct consequence of changes made in the "panic" that followed Imola.

Evolutionary development: SoS evolves as a consequence of changes in the configuration or functionality of constituents.

Figure 4 shows the net flux of carbon as a consequence of changes in land use from 1950 to 2100.

Clearly the addition of aluminum causes a decrease of the SHG field, which is a consequence of changes in the water ordering at the interface.

Pelvis shoulder coordination while walking may, as a consequence of changes in spinal structure and posture, be susceptible to modifications in ankylosing spondylitis (AS) sufferers.