Sentence examples for consequences both of from inspiring English sources

Emma Sky's book is an eminently sensible "tale of unintended consequences, both of President Bush's efforts to impose democracy and of President Obama's detachment".

Assessments based on short timeframes are also likely to be misleading, for they will ignore the longer-term consequences both of the initial intervention and subsequent adaptive responses.

A patient appreciates the choice at hand if he or she can identify the consequences both of choosing and refusing treatment.

In consequence, both of them can be optimized simultaneously and separately.

But Major League Baseball had to clear Cohen, too, as a consequence both of his interest in the Mets and his grander ambitions to buy the Dodgers.

The mountainous landscape of the Philippine Islands is a consequence both of subduction of the South China Sea floor eastward beneath Luzon and of subduction of the Philippine Sea floor westward beneath the southern Philippine islands.

Originally formulated in 1930, it is a legal consequence both of the principle of self-determination and of the prohibition to intervene in matters of internal jurisdiction.

This is the consequence both of the huge asymmetry in real power and influence of the two countries and an asymmetry of geography in that almost anything the United States does in Eurasia affects Russia's interests, often adversely.

This was in part a reaction to the way that the term "inner city" came denote a problem, a place depopulated of anyone but the very poor  and very rich, the consequence both of deindustrialisation and the private car.

In consequence, both of our studies are not readily comparable.

In contrast, progression in joints-of-interest appeared to be the consequence both of progression in erosions and of joint space narrowing.