Sentence examples for consequence of the cold from inspiring English sources

Second, Orwell's vision in 1948 of the triumph of dictatorship proved blessedly wrong and so "the discrediting of dictatorships" was also a consequence of the cold war.

But as the postwar years unfolded, the United Nations' central task, to stymie aggression, quickly withered as a consequence of the cold war stalemate between the United States and the Soviet Union on the Security Council.

The LDP, a pro-American, pro-business consequence of the cold war, was undermined by two decades in which consumer interests and non-profit groups slowly mounted a challenge to its paternalism.

Mr. Arbatov was a keen observer of international relations, and he seemed to be one of the first analysts to realize an unexpected consequence of the cold war's end.

I followed you along the path you had discovered, and then we parted, neither of us a comfort to the other, you shovelling the driveway, I going inside for a hot shower, my red puffy face assumed by our mothers to be a consequence of the cold.

Short-term effects due to the QTDW may explain the interannual variability of brightness of southern polar mesospheric clouds (PMC), which form as a consequence of the cold mesospheric temperatures at the summer pole (e.g. Pendlebury 2012).

The consequences of the cold room are devastating, such as ______tism, but they show up only at a later age because it takes time until they work their way through the bones.

In refusing the application for urgent consideration Mr Justice Ockelton, sitting as a Deputy Judge of the High Court, said it was not easy to see why there was now urgency "save because of the consequences of the cold weather, said to have led to ill treatment of badgers".

While Black Hawk Down foreshadowed recent wars, and Vietnam was the result of the Cold War, Iraq and Afghanistan are the consequences of Bin Laden's attack on us.

As a consequence of the action of cold sensors, a set of cold-regulated genes are activated [ 9], RNA/DNA conformation is altered [ 11], and a wide variety of genes involved in transcription, translation, and replication are affected [ 12, 13].

The paper focuses on the relationship between the pearlitic microstructure of the steels (progressively oriented as a consequence of the manufacturing process by cold drawing) and the macroscopic fatigue behaviour.