Sentence examples for consequence of introducing from inspiring English sources

"This is an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence of introducing new and more efficient ways of working," Angilley said in the memo.

One of them, Ashley Young, did make an impact and confirmed that he can produce penetrating runs on the wing, but the overall consequence of introducing the fringe players was to slash the quality of the display.

The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.

The question arose as a consequence of introducing a 'new' definition of a fractional derivative in [1].

The National Association of Head Teachers is concerned that schools might lose funding as an unintended consequence of introducing free school meals for the first three years of primary school.

Therefore, the different concentrations of glycerol and acetate detected during growth on glucose are most likely a consequence of introducing the acetyl-CoA boost plasmid in the PHB producing strain.

Consequently, the last scenario analyses the consequences of introducing a "perfect" screening program and fully covering all patients requiring OAD- or insulin therapy.

And what about all the unintended consequences of introducing such a product?

The 19 international films include "Darwin's Nightmare," about the ecological consequences of introducing an invasive species of perch into Lake Victoria in Africa; "The Future of Food," a critical view of genetically modified food, which will be shown today at 2 45 p.m.; and "The Education of Shelby Knox," about the debate over sex education.

The biological consequences of introducing the grids into the shrimp fleet of the European Union are discussed.

In part these difficulties are the expected consequences of introducing new business processes into a global marketplace still built to favor older models.