Sentence examples for consequence of three from inspiring English sources

The acceptance of equal marriage is the consequence of three great inter-related shifts in the relationship between men and women.

Liam Byrne, the shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, said: "This is a direct consequence of three years of appalling contract management by Iain Duncan Smith".

The overwhelming weight of the evidence suggest that the financial crisis was a direct consequence of three decades of ideologically motivated legislative and regulatory change, spearheaded by conservative elected officials and paid for by their wealthy benefactors.

The dismal figures on women's representation are the direct consequence of three decades of stagnation since the Equal Pay and Sex Discrimination acts, the implementation of which has been "patchy, uncertain and incomplete".

It's the logical consequence of three decades of antigovernment rhetoric, rhetoric that has convinced many voters that a dollar collected in taxes is always a dollar wasted, that the public sector can't do anything right.

Not that that stops their merciless ribbing of James Allenby-Kirk's Plooky Jack Hogg, a man who would deserve sympathy for his volcanic skin condition were it not for his attitude of jumped-up priggishness – the consequence of three years in night school and an absent sense of humour.

This is a consequence of eight decades of earning trust.

Its new power is mostly the consequence of two changes.

In this case, the miracle was a consequence of two tricks plus an observation.

The struggle for land has been a cause and consequence of five decades of conflict.

A minority think it is the consequence of two different but equally defensive approaches.