Sentence examples for consequence of one of from inspiring English sources

It is the inevitable consequence of one of nature's climatic cycles.

The bitter outcome was a consequence of one of the normally happy rituals of corporate life around the world: they were on the flight as a reward for winning an internal competition for top sales performance.

The proof of our main result will use a consequence of one of Domshlak's results [8, Corollary, page 69].

If that happened in Broad City it would be an amusing consequence of one of the characters wearing an overly tight pair of jeans.

Some unforeseen consequence of one of our powerful new technologies -- synthetic biology, some single-minded form of artificial intelligence or something else -- might manage to wipe us out, long before any laudable silicon descendant takes intelligence to the stars.

The observed longer tag length is the consequence of one of the paired ends aligning to different components of a repeat sequence.

But news of a third death as a result of the blazes — the two most intense to hit the state this year — highlighted the consequences of one of the state's worst fire seasons on record. .

There are a million wonderful stories to tell about these microbial partnerships, but Blaser's book focuses on the one between humans and our microbiome, and the unintended consequences of one of humanity's greatest inventions: antibiotics.

More than 20 years later the political consequences of one of the most controversial killings of Northern Ireland's Troubles are still reverberating.

By D. B. Wyndham Lewis The New Yorker, March 7 , 1931 P. 23Bleak consequences of one of the Julian Green girls getting to know some of the Carl Van Vechten set: Tells of Solange, the niece of Mme.

"Whether you or I like it we are living in a country at the moment facing the consequences of one of the biggest independent meltdowns in this country's history," said Clegg.