As a consequence, that the pace of recovery also appears somewhat slower.
Meanwhile, the way we read is changing – with the probable consequence that the way writers write will change too.
There is an ageing, shrinking population in Europe, with the consequence that the state has to support them.
The vision turns out to be of such enormous consequence that the world will soon arrive on her doorstep.
Nor was it of any great consequence that the balcony had a weight restriction, meaning that some had to make do with watching the game on the television.
We see diversity now, of course, as desirable -- with the consequence that the stripe has undergone a revolution in status as a result of a shift in values.
"I don't think there's any position of major consequence that the editorial page has taken over the years that I would not be a believer in," he said.
During the 20th century philosophical interests were secularized, with the consequence that the strong link between mainstream philosophy and the discussion of religious questions was weakened.
"The consequence that the market has taken from it is to question the commitment to the repayment of debt," he said.
They produced murals, not frescoes, the plaster on which they applied their paint having to be dry, not wet, with the consequence that the paintings have an extraordinary fragility.
This is the fascinating space of modern shame: precisely, that it has no consequence, that the intensity of its spleen is a function of its meaninglessness, that the overstatement is partly driven by a suffocating sense of inauthenticity.
