Sentence examples for consequences of a weak from inspiring English sources
Those are the consequences of a weak Ed Miliband government propped up by the SNP".
The consequences of a weak labor movement -- and one that is growing weaker by the year -- are central to the future of American society.
These inhomogeneities arise as a consequence of a weak, secondary lobe in the Stokes V profile which have a polarity opposite that of the sunspot and very large (>5 km s−1) Doppler velocities of both signs, suggesting two distinct types of magnetic anomalies.
Apparently, adaptation does not result in an increase in the complexity of organisms by genome expansion; rather, it is the consequence of a weak, purifying selection [64].
As a consequence of a weaker potential of ELF3Sha to repress PIF4 expression, a temperature increase could result in a much earlier activation of PIF4-mediated signaling processes during the night.
3) Although all the proteins interacting with dystrophin are well conserved during vertebrate evolution, there is no evidence in the paper that rules out that the bound mobile dystrophin pool may be the consequence of a weaker interaction of human dystrophin with fish complex proteins and may not exist in human cells, or even in the zebrafish embryo expressing a wt level of the fish protein.
Increased risk taking might then be the consequence of either a weak control system, or an easily activated and pushing reward system, or a weak harm-avoidant system, or combinations of these.
In 2000 non-duty consumption reached a peak of 78%, according to the Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn—a consequence of the weak euro as well as a sudden increase in taxes of inflation plus 5%.
There has been an intense focus on the origin and consequences of the weak activity, given that it was the weakest in the Space Era.
There is, of course, a serious purpose underlying the narrative dementia, as Shakespeare diagnoses the consequences of weak leadership and a failed state.
