Sentence examples for consequence the majority of from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the majority of forest owners do not receive any income from timber and in some cases stumpage prices can even be negative.

As a consequence, the majority of Americans have next to no retirement savings.

As a consequence, the majority of the cases were mediated inside or outside the arbitral institutes before being submitted to an arbitral decision (see Fig. 4).

In consequence, the majority of reasoning systems are complicated constructions, difficult to modify and to transfer from one environment to another.

As a consequence, the majority of researchers in industry are engineers, who have less research experience than university Ph.D.s.--another irony.

We can safely assume that this process is carried out only when desired because the mesh is defined to have a rigid and stable structure and as a consequence the majority of the links of the mesh extend their lengths only by small values during the whole process.

It is meant to address the league's concussion problem while allowing certain hits to the head that, despite their potentially dangerous consequences, the majority of general managers said they still wanted in the game.

Although sleepiness is often reported after stroke which brings additional problematic consequences, the majority of studies rely on subjective reports thus rendering our understanding of sleepiness in this population as limited which has implications for effective patient management.

This transformation has two important consequences: the majority of MCEPs are drawn blue with a low color contrast (so the human observer does not perceive many structural features) and the color contrast for a comparably small subregion of the 11-dimensional colocation feature space, spanned by the rest of the MCEPs is strongly enhanced.

The poor performance of these IAO learners compared to their PO and GAO counterparts is presumably an unintended consequence for the majority of teachers who do decide to include participation as part of the overall assessment for an EFL course.

This may be a direct consequence of the majority of arrests being of non-cardiac origin (66.9 %, 4,905/7,332) and being unwitnessed, leading to progressive hypoxia due to respiratory associated diseases and ultimately to cardiac arrest with arrhythmia.