Sentence examples for consequence of the law from inspiring English sources

"That may be an unintended consequence of the law, but history accepts that fault".

"This is an unintended consequence of the law," said Ms. Goldstein, the hospital's chief executive.

"I think it's an inevitable consequence of the law," Mr. Motomura said.

One interesting consequence of the law of refraction is associated with light passing into a medium with a lower index of refraction.

"If the investigation shows that the death was a consequence of the law, then we need to fight at the international level," said Rajeev Chandrasekhar, an Indian parliamentarian.

One apparently unintended consequence of the law has been that Indian tribes have laid claim to several sets of very old human remains that have been found in the United States since the mid-1990's.

To suggest that this was unintended consequence of the laws he cited is pathetic.

Elizabeth Debicki and Tom Hiddleston play it well enough to convince you that their coupling is an inevitable consequence of the laws of physics, in exactly the right tone of pained helplessness – a mood that, for Jed, sometimes shifts into irritation.

In other words, first, does the proposed mechanism produce low-entropy states given any initial condition, and second, is it a consequence of the laws alone or a consequence of the laws plus initial conditions?

The central question about this type of explanation, as far as we're concerned, is this: Is the existence of the low 'initial' state a consequence of the laws of nature alone or the laws plus boundary conditions?

The commutativity and associativity of rational addition is an easy consequence of the laws of integer arithmetic.