Sentence examples for consequences noted from inspiring English sources

Demanding that mothers breed like animals sets up the horrific consequences noted in this article.

In light of these boundless hazards, anyone who dares to fight unlawful mining must be prepared for the consequences, noted Rahul Chaudhary, a lawyer with the Delhi-based Legal Initiative for Forest and Environment who represents Yadav.

She injected a note of potential discord by calling for support for 9/11 first responders and survivors still dealing with the long-term health consequences, noting that, by some accounts, there are 10 to 15 cancer diagnoses a week.

It warned that the "wholesale condemnation of the entire Soviet period as one of occupation of Ukraine will have unjust and incongruous consequences," noting that even someone who speaks positively of the perestroika market reforms under Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, for instance, could be condemned.

Most showed significantly lower mRNA expression when the genomic DNA was lost including RAD17, RAD50, RAP80, MSH3, RB1, PTEN, BRCA1, and INPP4B (Fig.  2); these data suggest that these losses have functional consequences (noting that only TP53 and BRCA2 did not show in cis correlation between expression and copy number).

As a direct consequence, noting that (psi_{n}^{-1}) is strictly decreasing, by Theorem 1.3 we have the following.

"Words have consequences," Greenblatt noted.

This is also the period in which Athens began to be an organized naval power: Salamis became definitively Athenian in the course of the 6th century (tradition credits its annexation to both Solon and Peisistratus), with consequences already noted.

No adverse consequences were noted.

Improvements in posterior nasal discharge, facial pain/pressure, and emotional consequences were noted.

The world was not technologically advanced enough yet to suffer worse consequences, Hapgood noted.