Sentence examples for consequence of the attacks from inspiring English sources

Most controversially, the Terrorism Act 2006, a direct consequence of the attacks, provided for terrorism suspects to be held without charge for 28 days, an increase of 14.

He had open-heart surgery in 2006 — "a likely consequence of the attacks on me," he says — and suffers from a lung condition that keeps him tethered to a portable oxygen tank much of the time.

Miguel Escobar, the Mexican consul in Douglas, Ariz., said the lines at the legitimate crossing points into the United States are long and the checks are exhaustive as a consequence of the attacks.

While Puzzle 4 was never solved as a consequence of the attacks, we report the statistics relative to the two longest stable periods: before (4b) and after the attacks (4a).

There is another more insidious consequence of the attack on teaching.

Unfortunately, as a consequence of the attack against Isis in Libya, the two of them lost their lives," Dacic said, according to the Associated Press.

However, Pasa stressed that it would ultimately be the banks - rather than the public or other businesses - that would face losses as a consequence of the attack.

The owners of the Staffordshire-based business noted that their email address had been flagged up as a threat as a consequence of the attack, meaning that even their legitimate messages were now being blocked from delivery.

Unlike in case of necessity, the consequence of necessary self-defense may be more serious than consequence of the attack.

Unfortunately, as a consequence of the attack against ISIS in Libya, the two of them lost their lives," Dacic said, using an alternate acronym for IS.

After almost a week of extraordinary efforts to find people, we thought we knew the human consequences of the attacks.