Sentence examples for consequence of the effort from inspiring English sources

Supporters say it is a consequence of the effort to cause fewer civilian casualties.

It follows that it remains unclear, whether the implicit assumption that the MCE results from a conscious mental process is grounded on some kind of evidence or whether it is the consequence of the effort to formalize the MCE within a theoretical framework that retains the basic assumption of rationality.

Many commentators say it is a consequence of the efforts of a growing number of women, even in remote areas, to claim basic freedoms denied for centuries.

Such an attitude fails to recognise that the New Labour project was never the product of one person but was a consequence of the efforts and energies of a number of key players, one of whom was Gordon Brown.

One question raised by Gov. Eliot Spitzer, among others, is whether this fire and these deaths were an unintended consequence of the efforts to protect the neighborhood from more toxic substances.

For instance, Cynthia Neville, despite acknowledging that "the successful reform of the see was, in fact, accomplished almost exclusively as a consequence of the efforts of Clement and his successors", nevertheless expresses some scepticism about his achievements and notices his failure to gain the patronage of the native rulers of Strathearn.

This suggests that the loss of short-term memory that occurs in many brain diseases may be an unfortunate consequence of the efforts of neuronal networks to keep their average responses stable.

As a consequence of the efforts by the donor agencies, in particular the United Nations Children Educational Fund UNICEFF) and the Global Alliance for Vaccinations and Immunization (GAVI), it could be raised gradually during the post-war period [ 3, 6].

An immediate consequence of this effort was the formation of the International Society of Exposure Analysis (ISEA), which provided a home for human exposure research and the mechanistic foundations of the field.

The consequence of this effort was that out of nearly 200 assays, the mutagenesis community agreed on the general use of a subset for routine use, including, for example, the protocols, publication requirements, and use of positive and negative controls, much of which is reflected in the current genotoxicity test battery (Eastmond et al. 2009).

Perhaps as a consequence of these efforts, the phrase 'We need to work with men and boys' has become something of a mantra dominating health and sexuality programmes.