Sentence examples for consequence of the public from inspiring English sources

"Most decisive elections are a consequence of the public rejecting something," he said.

The judge ruled that Mr. Melzer had been discharged "because of the likely disruption to the internal operations of the school as a consequence of the public exposure" of Mr. Melzer's activities.

All Vega's plays suffer from haste of composition, partly a consequence of the public's insatiable desire for novelty.

What do some experts warn will be the consequence of the public's distrust and decreasing interest in science? 3. Divide students into six groups.

This unknown spook mouthpiece is saying terrorists are able to organize acts of mass murder as a direct consequence of the public's dislike of government mass surveillance.

"This is new, but I think it's an inevitable consequence of the public opinion transformation -- somebody was bound to come along who is far more reflective of grassroots politics than Democratic candidates have been".

The consequences of the public's disengagement from cricket would be catastrophic".

The consequences of the public not using Autopilot, because of an inaccurate belief that it is less safe, would be extremely severe.

Unless, as Senator Biden emphasized, there is "fundamental change," there will be yet another repetition of the consequences of the public's disdain for politicians.

The consequences of the public execution are still rippling outward: Due to Shiite Muslim cleric Nimr al-Nimr being one of the executed, tensions spiked between the Saudis and Iran, with Iranians attacking the Saudi embassy in Tehran.

Analyses have been performed of the potential consequences to the public of hypothetical loss-of-coolant accidents in conceptual fusion power plant designs.