Sentence examples for consequences for more from inspiring English sources

In exchange for energy, humanity has tolerated these negative consequences for more than a century.

Missing out on the "sunshine vitamin" has consequences for more than just bone health.

This has had dramatic consequences for more expensive means of production, such as coal-tar extraction and ocean drilling.

Mr. Martens disagreed that the process was being rushed, noting that the department has been examining the environmental impacts of drilling and ways of mitigating any adverse consequences for more than three years.

Maroney (2009) generalised the method further, to input and output states represented by macrostates with variable mean internal energies, entropies and temperatures and considered the consequences for more general logical operations than the reset operation.

As an isolated example, the Gog/Magog tale shocks because it is part of a decision-making narrative that had fatal consequences for more than 4,700 coalition personnel, more than 16,000 Iraqi security officers and more than 100,000 Iraqi civilians.

The customer section is expected to refer to Britain's ageing population and the probable need, as a consequence, for more wheelchair access for stations and trains.

Although immigration law is every bit as complex as tax law — and the consequences for violators more dire — the detention system seems designed to sacrifice thoughtful deliberation and justice to expediency and swift deportation.

All show flashes of humanity amid conflict, and all were taken in the years after the attacks of Sept. 11, though Ms. Niedringhaus has actually been covering war and its consequences for far more than a decade.

So I'd like to share how it's done.

The consequences of the treatments that we provide are borne by the patients who have to live with the consequences for ever more.