Sentence examples for consequence of the breakdown from inspiring English sources
That indicated banks still preferred to hold cash rather than lend it.The hoarding is a natural consequence of the breakdown of the securitisation market.
The concept of a fiscal crisis first came to prominence in both developed and developing economies during the early 1970s, largely as a consequence of the breakdown of the Bretton Woods international economic order, the October 1973 Arab-Israeli war, and the resulting oil crisis.
The results have been interpreted assuming the formation of non-shorting pores produced as a consequence of the breakdown process.
And her timely analysis of the psychological underpinnings of Trump when he won the Republican nomination has now become essential reading if we are to understand why "this neo-fascist upsurge is a classic consequence of the breakdown of the bonds of love, strength, and intelligence that hold a society together and why rebuilding these bonds is critical to our survival".
Progression of diabetic retinopathy often results in diabetic macular edema, which is a consequence of the breakdown of the blood-retinal barrier, increased retinal vascular permeability and leakage of plasma from small blood vessels in the macula leading to loss of central vision.
A direct consequence of the breakdown of this trait was the production of hybrid offspring, which may have severe implications if hybrids have reduced fitness.
According to unconfirmed reports from that meeting, Livni and the lead Palestinian negotiator traded threats over the consequences of the breakdown.
The next phases, referred to as almost exhaustion and exhaustion, are consequences of the breakdown of resistance and loss of capacity for adjustment.
A clinical consequence of this breakdown in the mouth can be disease.
But that was a consequence of the total breakdown in national unity over the issue of slavery.
Money shortages were part of the problem, she adds, rather than the consequence of the marital breakdown.
