Sentence examples for consequences of a change from inspiring English sources

3. Consequences of a Change in Control.

These letters warn us of the consequences of a change of government, but whatever happens next week involves a change of government.

Tottenham's reputation as the most febrile of clubs has softened significantly this season, when the consequences of a change in approach have become apparent.

More broadly, he argued, the west had not caught up with the consequences of a change in the balance of power in the past 15 years, including a Russian and Chinese decision to invest in full spectrum military power.

The present studies, therefore, were designed to assess the consequences of a change in dietary macronutrient composition on a variety of physiological and behavioral responses (both acute and long-term) to a number of stressors.

Moreover, our results are informative about the likely consequences of a change in the automatic admissions cutoff, such as that which went into effect at UT Austin in the fall of 2011.

While apes and alligators won't be returning to Ellesmere any time soon, the researchers said that the discovery of Gastornis provided a better understanding of the consequences of a changed climate.

Another problem quickly becoming evident is the lack of institutional memory -- yet another consequence of a change of government.

The change in the global communications infrastructure is both a driver and a consequence of a change in the nature of conflict.

So I think that you can understand that new direction that mathematics took, as the consequence of a change in the education system in Germany".

This positive trend was consistent from Kevin Rudd to Julia Gillard, Gillard back to Rudd, and Tony Abbott to Malcolm Turnbull – so the switch to Morrison is the first time an incumbent government's position has deteriorated as a consequence of a change.