Sentence examples for consequence over from inspiring English sources
Global warming has occurred as a consequence over the past ~ 120 years.
As a consequence, over the generations some of the skills or areas of expertise needed to manage the land — from being able to identify tree species to operating a chainsaw — often haven't been passed on to young women.
When we had what was certainly our disagreement of greatest consequence — over the Times article suggesting that John McCain had had an extramarital affair with a young female lobbyist — Keller showed great equanimity.
As a consequence, over the course of their careers, women can leave hundreds of thousands of dollars and in some cases even millions on the table, write Linda Babcock and Sara Laschever in their book Ask for It: How Women Can Use the Power of Negotiation to Get What They Really Want (Bantam, 2008).
As a direct consequence, over 100,000 Americans with criminal convictions – including serious felony offenses from rape and murder, to assault – benefitted from the "moral waiver" program, which allowed the military to look the other way when recruiting soldiers with shady pasts.
(Note to American soccer fans: never tease the Germans about the Second World War. It took English fans a long time to learn this lesson. Partly as a consequence, their national team hasn't recorded a victory of consequence over the dreaded Jerries since 1966).
The most important of these harms are over-diagnosis -- and its frequent consequence, over-treatment".
As a consequence, over-expression of FGFR1-IIIc in pancreatic cancer promoted tumourigenesis, whereas over-expression of FGFR1-IIIb inhibited the malignant phenotype (Kornmann et al, 2002; Liu et al, 2007b).
Yet this is happening, and we hear about its horrible consequences over and over again.
She rarely makes a bold move, and even on minor issues she is cautious and thinks through the possible consequences over and over again.
