Sentence examples for consequence of the latter from inspiring English sources
As well as both Newham and Barking and Dagenham becoming all-Labour councils, with Respect and the BNP wiped out, Labour took Harrow, Hounslow and Ealing – my new status being a consequence of the latter.
One likely consequence of the latter is that some tasks, previously fulfilled by civilians, could be militarised, to some extent reversing the policy direction that has been pursued in recent years.
The consequence of the latter on aquatic life cannot be understated.
The following result is an immediate consequence of the latter theorem.
The consequence of the latter is that many herbicides, antibiotics, antifungi and pesticides become ineffective over time.
As a consequence of the latter effects, there is a degradation in the efficiency of the charge generation process and an incomplete conversion of photons to signal electrons occurs.
The firm he founded will endure as creators of the former, but the real and terrible consequences of the latter will not be solved by them.
When this occurs, there is incommensurability; or as Feyerabend later characterized his view: "a theory is incommensurable with another if its ontological consequences are incompatible with the ontological consequences of the latter" (1981a, xi).
In this last section, we investigate the similarity between most of the common coupled fixed point theorems and ordinary fixed point theorems in the context of G-metric spaces and we show that the former are immediate consequences of the latter.
Washington should indicate that it is growing less inclined to forever protect the PRC from the natural consequences of the latter's policies by opposing countervailing South Korean and Japanese nuclear programs.
