Sentence examples for consequences in general from inspiring English sources

"For Finmeccanica, long-term debarment from India's defense and security markets would have significant consequences in general and its aerospace units in particular, given that the Italian company is pursuing opportunities valued more than $12 billion as of 2013," Mr. Anderson said in an e-mail.

Now, this is the historical background for the consolidation of the distinction between formal and material consequences in the 14th century: a progression towards general theories of consequence rather than exclusive focus on syllogisms, and the increasing application of hylomorphism to arguments — at first to syllogisms, and later to arguments and consequences in general.

Indeed, global sensitization is likely to have widespread consequences in general because it affects all humoral signals that operate through cAMP, rather than involving any single input.

Earlier studies have explored GPs' views after the introduction of the QOF including its effect on patient consultations in adults, internal motivation of GPs and unintended consequences in general practice [ 12- 15].

As a consequence, in general also the squares of the quark momenta are complex.

To respond to the diversity and complexity of practice and its consequences, outcome research in general practice must take on many shapes.

In Burma, opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi visited one of the country's many flood-hit areas on Monday, raising her profile amid a national disaster that could have consequences in the general election due later this year.

Kirk has since walked away from his vote, saying that if the same bill comes to a vote in the Senate he would vote against it (which could have its own consequences in a general election).

However, there is a gap in the literature on these consequences in the general population.

Our study focuses on its development and consequences in the general ICU.

Our knowledge of insomnia is still limited, especially regarding its evolution and consequences in the general population [ 33].