Sentence examples for consequence of statements from inspiring English sources

The disheartening consequence of statements proclaiming the inevitable death of classical music is that they inhibit the dialogue they seek to initiate.

"Have you noticed that?" As a consequence of statements like these, he was often lumped together with such reactionary xenophobes as Jean-Marie Le Pen, Jörg Haider, and Belgium's Filip Dewinter, his success interpreted as further evidence of Europe's rightward swing.

The following crucial claim is a direct consequence of Statement 1.9.

The major recurrent theme that emerged throughout the interviews, either directly or as a logical consequence of verbal statements made by the interviewee was the need for a clear, cohesive, and empowered governing entity.

It is an easy consequence of this statement that if satisfies (3.10) and (3.11), and is a solution of (3.10), then, thus is the leading root of (3.10).

The consequence of this statement is that the parameter error vector covariance matrix is forced by the driving process to remain only in the modal space of the latter.

He said people declaring in the parliament that Muslims weren't welcome, or people arguing for a watering down of protections in the Racial Discrimination Act, needed to focus on the consequences of their statements, rather than think they were engaged in an abstract philosophical debate.

Naturally, Theorems 1 and 2 are consequences of corresponding statements in Pinto and Kolev (2015c).

As a consequence, a high number of statements and branches are processed as test requirements by the coverage tool, even though exceptions will never be raised in part of the selected join points (i.e. unfeasible requirements).

This was, besides being owed to personal preference [ 51], in part a consequence of the amount of statements received and the format in which they were available.

An immediate consequence of the preceding statement is the following result.