Sentence examples for consequence of the continuing from inspiring English sources
ASM Lithography said it would cut 1,400 jobs, or 17percentt of its work force, by the middle of next year "as a consequence of the continuing downturn in the semiconductor industry".
The decision by the regulators to approve the State Farm charter and those proposed by other traditional nonbanking companies was a consequence of the continuing consolidation in the financial services industry, experts said today.
Currently, phage therapy is the subject of renewed interest, as a consequence of the continuing increase in antibiotic resistance worldwide [5], illustrated by the growing number of scientific papers and text books [6] [12].
An important consequence of the continuing legal challenges and expressions of dissatisfaction by the industry was that permanent legal transfer of quotas was unable to take place until January 1994.
The logs reveal the human consequences of the continuing Iraq war, which have been concealed from the western public for too long: the countless instances of torture; the killing of hundreds of civilians at roadside checkpoints.
And the consequences of the continuing turmoil in the Middle East are at least twofold: renewed episodes of terrorism in France, Belgium, and Germany, which may over time dent business and consumer confidence; and a migration crisis that requires closer cooperation with Turkey, which itself has become unstable since the botched military coup.
Not only do we have to watch our economy and international reputation suffer the consequences of the continuing stalemate, we also have to listen to a bipartisan litany of excuses from our nation's leaders.
Our sentiment and opinion stays the same but the data shows that the consequences of the continuing conflict has become even more dire for Congress as an institution, our democracy, and the American economy.
What is clear is that there is no end in sight to either of these conflicts and that the consequences of the continuing fighting are so profound that no simple solution will, any time soon, restore normalcy to either country or to the broader region.
In March, Representative Alan Grayson (D-FL) told a subcommittee of the House Committee on Science and Technology that the federal government has neglected the health crisis in Vieques, and highlighted the grim health statistics that clearly document the consequences of the continuing toxic exposure endured by Viequenses.
