Sentence examples for consequences it now from inspiring English sources

Only if the council fails to approve the serious consequences it now invokes -- generally understood to be military measures -- should Washington consider acting alone.

Besides neurodevelopmental consequences it is now also clear that children who were undernourished during pregnancy (e.g. born with a birth weight more than 2 SD below the mean birth weight) and especially in combination having had a compensatory growth trajectory during childhood have an increased risk in later life for diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases [ 43].

"As to the consequences, it's time now for the chief executive Mark James to resign or, certainly, be instantly dismissed".

The PhD student ends up shouldering the consequences; it is (before now) unusual for the professor to be mentioned in relation to the PhD student's unsuccessful completion of the thesis within the contract period.

As a consequence, it's now paying $400 interest on every car it sells.

As a direct consequence, it is now possible to introduce and use feedback control from the first lecture.

As a consequence, it is now recommended to decrease the temperature of the dialysate to improve hemodynamic tolerance of IHD [6].

As a consequence, it is now possible to identify the genetic diversity present within this diploid genome.

As a consequence, it is now known that most splicing and 3′ end processing occur co-transcriptionally in vivo.

As a consequence, it is now recommended to decrease the temperature of the dialysate to improve hemodynamic tolerance of IHD [ 6].

In consequence, it is now widely believed that a near continuous belt of WTD forests spanned the ECS continental shelf during the LGM (and possibly earlier cold periods), connecting presently disjunct populations in East China, South Japan, and the Korean Peninsula [ 2, 8].