Sentence examples for consequences as it was from inspiring English sources
A defeat as painful in its potential consequences as it was passionless in its infliction – when Biarritz are at their most pragmatic, the cold-heartedness of their rugby sends a chill down the spine – leaves Bath playing Heineken Cup catch-up at a depressingly early stage in proceedings.
The effect has biological consequences, as it is sufficient to explain the protein partitioning behavior of the system and localize U2A′ exclusively to the U2 snRNP.
The perception that it can be a personal choice conflicts with the consequences, as it is the developing baby who will be most affected by the decision and they have had no say in the decision to drink.
Mr. Elseworth did not think the clause of any consequence, but as it was thought of consequence by some members from the larger States, he was willing it should stand.
Without some rights for landlords over their property, the consequence will be, as it was with council housing, to restrict availability and diminish flexibility.
There will still be consequences, however, as it is expected to worsen an economy already in recession, weaken the currency as more Argentines seek to hold dollars, and put pressure on foreign reserves.
These cases present remarkably complex legal problems because defining "war" (and its legal consequences) is as difficult as it is necessary.
Police brutality in America without consequence is as timeless as it is ubiquitous.
Regional instability is as much a source of ethnic conflict as it is a consequence.
This has functional consequences as it has been shown that the selective pharmacological AMPK activator AICAR induces endothelium-dependent dilation of resistance arteries [ 18].
