Sentence examples for consequences of starting from inspiring English sources
We have seen the devastating consequences of starting two wars in the Middle East, and I am hopeful that Congress will learn from our past mistakes.
"It could also be introducing some very interesting costs in terms of if metabolic syndrome, which would be one of the potential consequences of starting an embryo out in 'rocket fuel', some minestrone mixture that lab people have developed.
As a response, educationists write articles advising parents not to do this and telling them about the negative consequences of starting school too early.
Did you get the sense that Trump and his people understand the consequences of starting a war with North Korea?
Obama also worried about whether a limited strike would truly damage Assad's regime and about the consequences of starting down the slippery slope to deeper involvement.
It includes the support of the uniformed military commanders who increasingly see nuclear weapons as a security liability, not an asset, and warn sternly about the consequences of starting a third war in the Middle East.
Moreover, the main consequence of starting from outbred F0 lines would only be to underestimate the QTL effects [ 15].
This raises two questions, firstly, whether Pif1's translocation properties are a consequence of starting at such a junction, in other words, does Pif1 translocate in the same way in the absence of such a junction?
Few have as unblinkingly accepted the consequences of their starting points, or more doggedly pursued them to their various ends than Wundt.
A few studies have examined the long-term consequences of school starting age on life-time earnings, educational attainment in adulthood, and teenage birth (e.g., Black et al. 2011; Dobkin and Ferreira 2010; Fredriksson and Öckert 2005).
