Sentence examples for consequences interpreted from inspiring English sources
Relations between the two leaders have been frosty since the then Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson warned Kenyans ahead of the 2013 elections that "choices have consequences", interpreted by some as a threat not to vote for Mr Kenyatta because of the ICC indictment.
Second, as a consequence, Leveson interpreted his brief very widely indeed, looking at the very culture of the press – a brief so wide the inquiry over-reached itself.
It is evident that the positions of the diamonds are consistent with the data; much of the scatter in the data can as a consequence be interpreted as corresponding to different degrees of drying.
Their answers paint a complex picture, mostly positive, of the unexpected consequences of interpreting your Ph.D. research in dance form.
Adherence to Ti increases with deposition time and this result is interpreted as a consequence of the growth of a composite PPy/Ti oxide.
This result is interpreted as a consequence of carbon gasification driven by reaction with peroxide species generated by electroreduction of oxygen.
This interpretation is a natural consequence of interpreting edges as functional couplings of relatively equal strength.
Given these limitations, our findings and their clinical consequences should be interpreted with caution.
The personal consequences scale is interpreted as reflecting fear relating to identity and personal needs, and the social and economic security scale is interpreted as reflecting fear on a more tangible level, relating to the social and economic security for the individual and his or her family.
In plants, there are a growing number of cell-surface receptors described as conferring positional information in proliferating cell lineages, possibly as a consequence of interpreting positional information derived from excreted peptide ligands.
As a consequence, results are interpreted as the price premium (PP) associated to each feature (Thrane 2004; Schamel 2006).
