Sentence examples for consequence of the move from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the only consequence of the move is optical and political.

This article analyses digital identity as an emergent legal concept in the United States of America, as a consequence of the move to place all federal government services on-line.

Another consequence of the move is that it now takes users two movements to enter services such as Images or News, rather than the one click that was previously needed.

The smaller bias for the moving total models is a consequence of the moving total mortality counts allowing the moving total models to capture the effect of PM on more than a single day's mortality.

The prey in the predator-prey model experiences a gradual decline in additive genetic variance as a consequence of the moving optimum, and the decline is slightly more rapid in experimental runs than it is in control runs, but otherwise the control runs look very similar to the experimental runs with respect to the dynamics of the additive genetic variance.

The negative consequences of the move were apparent Monday night, when he was called for catcher's interference during an at-bat by Jason Heyward.

While proclaiming his boldness Tony Blair was terrified of the political consequences of the move even though he had made the commitment to increase spending to European levels without knowing how to pay for it.

Unforgiving conditions in the Arctic's icy waters not only make the chances of a spill likely, the complete lack of infrastructure in place to deal with a potential disaster means the consequences of the move could be calamitous, environmental activists and experts say.

Raising a point of order, he urged the Speaker to investigate the consequences of the move and argued that if no action was taken, "any majority government could change standing orders to restrict the rights of any member without so much as a by your leave".

As a consequence of this move, any evidence that the government itself possesses that supports the allegations is unlikely ever to see the light of day.

Brian Cowen, Ireland's prime minister, grumbled about the turmoil being an "unforeseen consequence" of the German move.