Sentence examples for consequence of living from inspiring English sources

Maybe this is the consequence of living on an island in the Atlantic storm belt, just offshore from a huge landmass.

"What 'The Goldbergs' did is make a social virtue of what was an inadvertent consequence of living in such close quarters," she said.

I decide that I have conditioned myself to be in a constant state of need, and that this is a consequence of living in a capitalist system.

That finding suggests that New Yorkers are breathing cigarette smoke at lower levels but more often, a consequence of living in an usually dense urban environment.

Begum's experience is a direct consequence of living without national social protection systems and legally binding worker rights, within the context of an international trade system based on inequality and exploitation.

They are a direct consequence of living on a warming planet; they are a symptom of climate change, as are the bush fires that raged in Australia this month.

You will suffer all the psychological consequences of living a frightened life in a playground run by strutting bullies.

But Churchill deals with the private as well as the public consequences of living in a dizzyingly changing world.

The consequences of living in what she calls "a very large, very coveted piece of real estate" have transformed Sherpa lives.

That struggle is made even harder because such voters live with the trying consequences of living cheek by jowl with antisocial neighbours.

Harry Hopkins, the chain-smoking, high-energy confidant of Franklin Roosevelt, passionately believed in the value of work and the destructive consequences of living on benefit.