Sentence examples for consequence of the former from inspiring English sources
This faith only has one commandment: love God and love one other – yes, that's only one commandment because the latter is a consequence of the former.
The document, commissioned by the DfE, is quite harsh on its own role as a consequence of the former education secretary's most significant reform.
Usually, non-stationary numerical calculations in electromagnetics are based on the hyperbolic evolution equations for the electric and magnetic fields and leave Gauss' law out of consideration because the latter is a consequence of the former and of the charge conservation equation in the continuous case.
The propositions "it is warmer in summer than in winter" and "the thermometer stands higher in summer than in winter" are equivalent (one is deducible from the other) relative to the variables "summer" and "winter", but "only the latter can be considered as a consequence of the former" (Bolzano 1973, § 162, 245 246).
As a consequence of the former result, the rating curve (extrapolated from the centers of mass of the distributions of relative frequencies of the ratings) was almost linear.
For example, this could be a consequence of the former being contracted directly through contact with infected animals which could result in larger initial inoculum compared to seasonal infections which are most likely contracted though airborne particulates.
The duty of this organisation, directly responsible to the federal government, is to examine the consequences of the former East German regime.
In polycythemia vera (PV), the possibility of an underdiagnosis as the consequence of applying the former hemoglobin (Hb) or hematocrit (Hct) threshold values and the emerging role of BM morphology as a major criterion.
Today's opinion aggrandizes the latter, with the predictable consequence of diminishing the former.
Considering the very close links between the western industrial model and urban development, the transformation and decline of industrial modes of production had far-reaching consequences for the former industrial cities of the US (Short 1996).
