Sentence examples for consequence of the voting from inspiring English sources

One significant consequence of the voting was that a delegation of eight insurgent senators found itself in control of an upper chamber otherwise equally divided between Buff and Blue regulars.

Moreover, as an unintended consequence of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, black voters are concentrated in majority-black districts which Republicans can happily ignore because the remaining districts are therefore even "whiter".

"It is almost certain that the relative deterioration in the UK economy and the accompanying fall in living standards over the past year are a consequence of the vote by the British people to leave the European Union," Garry Young, a senior economist at the institute, wrote.

As an indirect consequence of the vote, held on 9 February, the European Union has postponed negotiations to include Switzerland as an associated country to Horizon 2020, the bloc's research and innovation program, and to the higher education program Erasmus+, which both run from 2014 through 2020.

The warnings of the economic consequences of the vote have been modified since it took place.

Consultants are also helping them demystify the business consequences of the vote," he said.

Italy's vote is also different because the consequences of the vote are likely to be much more limited.

Asked about the consequences of the vote to leave the EU, Draghi said the only answer to many questions was "we don't know".

However, Travers observed: "One of the intriguing consequences of the vote is that things are on the table to discuss which have never been considered before".

While initial focus was on the UK, economists were quick to warn that the consequences of the vote would spread around the world.

"It's those who are going to be living with the consequences of the vote that seem least inclined to turn out to vote".