Sentence examples for consequence sharp from inspiring English sources

As an additional consequence, sharp changes in pH may affect the biocompatibility of these materials.

As a consequence, SHARP patients in different CKD stages are likely to be more similar than is the case in the general CKD population.

The consequences – sharp capital-flow reversals that are now hitting all risky emerging-market assets – have not been pretty.

These places comprise a third of India's area and are also hotbeds of Maoist insurgency - largely a consequence of sharp inequalities in income and wealth.

As a consequence, a sharp difference in development between project affected and non-affected areas has been observed at basin scale.

As a consequence, a sharp decrease is observed in morbidity and mortality rates [ 2].

One of the most tangible consequences of sharp cutbacks in federal funding for climate science is the potential loss of critical data — whether by neglect or malice — that underlie global efforts to understand our climate system.

But I am deeply concerned that those in the Congress who are pushing the Taiwan Security Enhancement Act are blind to its consequences: a sharp deterioration in the security of the region.

"Anyone who wants to try and take a risk is behaving so irresponsibly because the immediate consequence is sharper, shorter cuts because you are at the mercy of the markets and higher interest rates.

It bring Ukraine's devastating 1986 nuclear accident — and its consequences — into sharp, terrifying focus.

The IMF said that because of the highly integrated nature of the Irish and UK economies, Ireland could face economic consequences as sharp as the UK's.