Sentence examples for consequence of the external from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the current period of institutional and policy change should be viewed as a "critical juncture", actually a consequence of the external shock facing the country, marked by the serious economic and political crises over the last two to three years.

That is, the density-dependent effects on reproduction are a consequence of the internal state of the worm while the effects on dauer development are a consequence of the external environment.

As a consequence of this external influence, at least in part, the government is being dragged off the political centre, where elections are won and lost in this country.

Now, as we go back again to the effect, the consequences of what the external actors do, the invasion by the Soviet Union of Afghanistan was a pivotal turning point in effecting the radicalization of some sectors of Islamic society in the light of this history.

Infosys therefore put in place recruiting and retention policies that mitigate the consequences of this external risk event.

Therefore, such pre-SMA activation suggests that the modification of brain metabolism observed for CP is not the consequence of the detection of external social cues such as the opening eyes of the addressee or their voice.

Difficulty in species identification is largely a consequence of the overall conservative external morphology of the group combined with phenotypic plasticity of Pomacea species.

Mr. Klebanov said the dents could have been a consequence of "an external impact" or of the submarine's hitting the seabed or a vacuum effect from a powerful internal explosion.

In Yan's novels, misfortune arrives as the consequence of an external threat, but more often than not it is abetted by shortsighted avarice, which hastens a community's downfall.

In our view, however, the financial problems facing the eurozone are as much a consequence of rising external imbalances and divergences in competitiveness between the EMU's core and the so-called "periphery".

In the study by Vesconi and colleagues, differences in dose for CRRT were not pursued intentionally but seem to have been the consequence of external conditions, of which body weight of the patients was the main one.