Sentence examples for consequences of building from inspiring English sources

There were many consequences of building the first transcontinental railroad.

Their strictness partly reflects greater knowledge about the consequences of building dams, partly the related political controversies of the 1980s.

He shakes his head in bewilderment and explains that the consequences of building the dams were evident.

We saw the consequences of building things in a hurry with the collapse of the bicycle path earlier this summer.

We derive six hypotheses regarding determinants and consequences of building reputation, taking into account technological turbulence as an external contingency factor.

On Sunday Labour's shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, argued that we should pay the environmental consequences of building a new runway "full and proper heed", then go ahead.

But while Porsche is legally covered, it remains to be seen whether the ethical and moral consequence of building up a huge stake in a company without having to disclose it will be treated kindly by regulators.

Explaining why it's able to onboard thousands more restaurants via the expansion to its marketplace, Deliveroo says this is as a consequence of building up what it dubs "its own extensive delivery network of 35,000 riders worldwide and 15,000 riders in the UK".

Japan, in consequence, talks of building its own nuclear weapons, just in case.

But by appointing the Old Labour relic Frank Dobson as his first health secretary, and allowing him to scrap the internal market and GP fundholding set up by the Tories (now effectively re-established by Labour), Mr Blair set back the NHS by several years.The consequences of not building on Tory reforms may, in fact, have been even more dire.

Because homeowners could now lock in low property tax rates under Proposition 13, the initiative insulated them from the negative tax consequences of not building enough housing.