Sentence examples for consequences of flight from inspiring English sources

They both had to stay, not exactly prisoners but they were each warned about the consequences of flight by President Mobutu Sese Seko's  henchmen.

The probability and consequences of flight accidents change due to new flight patterns and the use of larger planes.

Fearing the consequences of white flight and economic ruin, the new government bent over backward to keep white businesses alive.

This led "to a total disintegration of social structures," according to the author, but the consequences of this flight are not shown.

But blacks were somewhat insulated from the economic consequences of white flight, because ships need to be loaded and unloaded by big crews of strong men.

Emerging markets have been grappling all year with the consequences of a flight of investor capital from rock-bottom interest rates in Western countries in search of higher yields.

Mr Wang has not been seen since, even as the consequences of his flight ramify within the Politburo.The Chen Guangcheng incident is bound to put further strain on China's relationship with America.

IN HIS latest work to be translated into English, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Morocco's best-known novelist, examines how much people are willing to sacrifice to start a new life in Europe, and the consequences of taking flight.

As a consequence of the flight of gold and runs on banks, Hoover wrote, there was "steadily degenerating confidence in the future".

"The consequence of this flight may be the end of Christianity in Iraq," the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom wrote in its most recent annual report, summarizing the concerns of church leaders.

For reasons that are not yet entirely clear the pressure in some astronauts' brains appears to rise as a consequence of space flight, and this has been linked to alterations in their eyesight that sometimes persist for many years after their return to Earth.