Sentence examples for consequences of lifting from inspiring English sources

With the current weight limit, this robot will have to consider the consequences of lifting its patients.

Such an assessment must begin by considering the consequences of lifting the majority of sanctions on Iran — and of Iran resuming normal trade with the world's major economies.

The following week, there was a Talk story, "Crusade," about the consequences of lifting another ban at the library: the decision to allow men to remove their coats during the summer months.

Some authors have recently looked at the consequences of lifting this simplifying assumption (cf., the tripartite notion of a categorization in Cubitt & Sugden (2011) and Pacuit & Roy (2011)), but the presentation of this goes beyond the scope of this entry.

A heated debate has recently emerged between tiger farmers and conservationists about the potential consequences of lifting the ban on trade in farmed tiger products in China.

The expected consequence of lifting the gill-net mesh size restriction, as predicted by Beverton (1959) and Garrod (1960), was the continued decline of the stocks of O. esculentus and numerous other fish species (Whitehead, 1959) due to over-fishing.

But surely the consequences of not lifting the blockade are far more grave?

Although no one would wish it, a false attack with awful consequences is his best hope of lifting the mood of deranged recrimination which has followed Sarah Payne's murder.

Linearized theory of lifting surfaces.

For lifting, the experts were asked to estimate the total load lifted (kg/day) and the frequency of lifting loads weighing ≥20 kg (times/day).

One consequence of its lifting by the Iranian government last year is that Mr Rushdie's work can now begin to be judged as literature again.