Sentence examples for consequence well from inspiring English sources

"To rework the transportation infrastructure of London, Boston and New York, the three oldest systems of consequence, well, it's a three-fer," says Mr. Kiley.

As a consequence, well to wheel emissions from these oil sands are 14-20% higher than those of a weighted average of transportation fuels used in the United States.

As a consequence, well water also has by far the highest mineralization, on average, expressed by EC (Table 1).

As we plan our shoots outside the county, we can't help but feel for the estimated 10,000 professionals whose jobs will also leave the state, an unintended consequence well beyond the loss of fees, permits and income to L.A. The adult industry and The Free Speech Coalition are already preparing to challenge the new law in court, and we are confident that we will win.

In consequence, well-tailored communication architecture with particular necessary characteristics for smart grids is needed.

However, our work shows that the reputations can be manipulated and, as a consequence, well-behaved sensors are framed and removed from the shared spectrum sensing.

As a consequence, well-publicized regulatory flaws in the implementation of research studies have raised public questions about the integrity of the entire research process.

Self-management programs are proposed as one of the ways for older persons to more actively manage their own process of ageing in such a way that the availability of coping resources and, as a consequence, well-being is increased and maintained as long as possible [ 13].

Those changes have consequences well beyond the Arctic, altering ocean currents and jumbling weather patterns.

That serious breach of international law has consequences well beyond America's shores.

It is excellent that REF recognises university research has wide and deep consequences, well beyond the academy.