Sentence examples for consequences of independence from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1970s it was clear that most of the Netherlands Antilles feared the economic consequences of independence.

"Catalans aren't being told the real consequences of independence," the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, told Onda Cero radio station on Tuesday.

Alex Salmond is not being honest with the Scottish people about the consequences of independence, Labour's leader north of the border said today.

Indeed, 64% of those who reckon Scotland would not be able to use the pound say they are unsure about the consequences of independence, while the same proportion state they are worried about the idea.

Labour's attack is expected to see more visits from the party's big guns, with Tony Blair said to be planning at least three more trips north of the border to issue further dire warnings about the consequences of independence.

One might imagine that those who would like Scotland to continue use the pound, but don't think it will, would be particularly doubtful of the economic consequences of independence.

Moreover, the statistical independence of the PFs yields the following corollary as a straightforward consequence of Theorem 4 and Corollary 1.

By probing the transcriptional consequences of anchorage independence of eight independent mILC cell lines, we identified candidate Kaiso target genes as judged by the presence of the consensus KBS site in their promoter regions.

Chapter three is a lucid summary of the geopolitical steps towards, and consequences of, Scottish independence.

There is no real way of knowing the immediate consequences of Scottish independence.

As we point out in this week's print edition, several awkward questions over the financial consequences of Scottish independence have been raised this week.