Sentence examples for consequence of the shift from inspiring English sources

The immediate consequence of the shift — the obliteration of a five-point advantage for Obama — has raised the hackles of pundits and the public at large.

Insurance coverage of prescription medicine is a relatively new phenomenon, a consequence of the shift to health maintenance organizations and other forms of managed care.

The consequence of the shift may undercut some of the basic mechanisms of the Valley economy, according to the authors of the report, by making upward mobility more difficult.

The FCA said one consequence of the shift to comprehensive  data collection could be insurers moving away from pooling large numbers of customers, and towards micro-segmentation of consumers based on how risky they are.

And one consequence of the shift of taxation away from wealth and toward work is the creation of many situations in which — just as Warren Buffett and Mr. Obama say — people with multimillion-dollar incomes, who typically derive much of that income from capital gains and other sources that face low taxes, end up paying a lower overall tax rate than middle-class workers.

The escalating diabetes pandemic is largely a consequence of the shift away from traditional lifestyles and dietary patterns to increasingly sedentary behaviours coupled with excess intake of energy dense foods and rising rates of obesity.

As the Sultan expects, the consequence of the shifting borders make Antioch the Crusaders' first objective and conquest.

As a consequence of the shifts in the AFF4 backbone, unfavorable close contacts between AFF4 and Tat are avoided.

Whatever the answer to that question, the consequences of the shift are real.

However we explain it, the consequences of the shift have been calamitous.

Harsh — but the Texas researchers' studies, based on very large samples from Medicare databases, do document some unhappy consequences of the shift to hospitalists.