Sentence examples for consequences of the end from inspiring English sources
The ultimate consequences of the end of these improper practices is unclear.
"So we have to understand the consequences of the end of the road map.
And I would add that one only has to look at "American Idol" to appreciate the consequences of the end of "cultural elitism".
And she was right to stand firm against the Soviet Union, even if she did not like some of the consequences of the end of the cold war, such as the unification of Germany.
ISTANBUL — IF you look at it from 30,000 feet, what we're actually dealing with in the Middle East today are the long-delayed consequences of the end of the Ottoman Empire.
The consequences of the end of the cold war would probably have been enormous in any case, even had it not coincided with a major crisis in the world economy of capitalism and with the financial crisis of the Soviet Union and its system.
More than 50 years ago, one of the key consequences of the ending of the Cuban missile crisis was an implicit concession on the part of President Kennedy that Washington would have to co-exist with the Cuban revolution.
Indonesia's Gini is up by an eighth, to 0.34.Part of this rise was both inevitable and welcome, a natural consequence of the end of Maoist communism in China and Fabian socialism in India.
However, O Magazine has been hit with declines in both circulation and ad sales over the past year -- a consequence of the end of "The Oprah Winfrey Show".
A direct consequence of the end of British rule was an economic slump; the Transvaal government almost immediately found itself again on the verge of bankruptcy.
