We didn't plan it, it was a consequence of operations".
Here, for example, are the consequences of Operation Gomorrah, the raids on Hamburg in midsummer 1943 whose aim was to inflict "maximum destruction on the city and reduce it to ashes": "Horribly disfigured corpses lay everywhere.
That is, what is being argued to be happening in humans (to allow the leukemogenic effect) must for some reason not be happening in the experimental animals, or else they would have been seen to have parallel hematotoxic and leukemogenic effects, as well as evidence of other consequences of operation of the proposed modes of action.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection said that the accord, in the form of a draft consent order, would mitigate the environmental consequences of operations of the city's water supply system in the Catskills.
The Libyan regime's capacity has been greatly reduced as a consequence of our operation.
One consequence of the operation has been to deepen existing suspicions among many in Pakistan that polio vaccines are part of a western plot against Islam.
The point of every chapter – every page in fact – is to convince the reader that what we see now, buzzing, flapping or scuttling around us everywhere, is the consequence of the operation of natural selection upon random mutations over an immense period of time.
"The most important consequence of the operation that Mubarak went through, and his absence from the scene, was to raise again the debate about who should be the future president of Egypt," said Mustapha Kamel El Sayed, a political science professor at American University in Cairo.
The HMRC said that another consequence of the operation has been a boost in VAT (value-added tax, or sales tax) registrations by overseas companies.
As a consequence of the operation, two patients suffered from transient cerebrospinal fluid hypersecretion as a reaction to Teflon implants.
