Sentence examples for consequences described from inspiring English sources

In addition to the physical and emotional consequences described by Mr. Kristof, the lack of outdoor education opportunities is leaving many children unprepared for the environmental challenges of tomorrow.

The authors stressed that the consequences described in the study -- like the visions of Scrooge's future in "A Christmas Carol" -- mainly represent developments that may be, not things that must be.

Tumours of the skull base may compress the lowest cranial nerves or the medulla oblongata and upper cervical spinal cord, with the consequences described above in the reference to the Arnold-Chiari malformation.

The phenomenon is explained, its consequences described, and suggestions to avoid the problems presented.

However, existing work does not assess the quality (e.g., freshness) of the feedback that is collected during their monitoring phase with the consequences described in Section 1.

2) Despite many positive benefits that have come from both contributions there are unintended consequences, described in the paper, that have an impact on research and program evaluation as well as social policies and programs.

The Republican House majority leader, Eric Cantor, accused Obama of exaggerating the consequences, describing as "false choices" the scenarios being presented by the president.

A common consequence described by participants was the effect of symptoms on their physical activities.

†The mutation to the right of the amino acid position confers the phenotypic consequence described.

The effects of water on magma properties, together with their possible consequences as described above, result from how water affects the disordered tetrahedral silicate network of melts.

Reproaches of this type employ a conditional structure in which the event and its negative consequences are described in detail.