Sentence examples for consequence of effort from inspiring English sources

If Stokes did not stint in his efforts then his anger on Twitter the previous evening, in which he seemed to suggest that overstepping was an inevitable consequence of effort, was just naive.

Outcome variability can be measured, but it's difficult to know how much outcome variability is the consequence of effort, or the consequence of anticipated factors, or the consequence of shocks whose origins are publicly known and thereby insured without moral hazard.

The increase in 100% fruit juice consumption among minority children during this period may be an unintended consequence of efforts to reduce SSB consumption.

This seems to have been an unintended consequence of efforts to restore faith in Europe's banking system by requiring more transparency about what government debt banks own.

This is done to highlight and demonstrate the increasing proportion of embodied emissions that is one consequence of efforts to decrease operational emissions.

The heightened financial pressure has emerged as an unintended consequence of efforts to stop the government subsidization of risk that has encouraged so many to build and rebuild along coasts increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather.

As the Wall Street Journal wrote in a follow-up report, the nation's largest bank was the third big financial institution "to surprise Wall Street with solid results despite the recession". Naturally, some might wonder whether all the good news coming from the banking sector lately is merely an unintended consequence of efforts to get liquidity flowing through the economy again.

Key aspects of good chronic illness care developed as a consequence of efforts in unrelated areas – both clinical and business.

Eschenhagen and Zimmermann [ 31] have pointed out that the field of tissue engineering first arose as a consequence of efforts to produce functional tissue for implantation.

LOS, which may be regarded as a major determinant of the financial burden of diabetes-related LEAs on society, was found to decrease, although this may reflect general changes in hospital practices and may not necessarily be a consequence of efforts to manage foot disease in patients with diabetes (11).

Supporters say it is a consequence of the effort to cause fewer civilian casualties.