Sentence examples for consequences of the small from inspiring English sources

Too big to be made to pay for their own failures, too big to be made to accept the consequences of the small print, the minuscule and easily ignorable print, that tells them that they have to bear it themselves when their risks blow up in their faces.

But funding for classrooms has been shrinking for years in this deep-red state as lawmakers have cut taxes, slicing away hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenue in what some Oklahomans consider a cautionary tale about the real-life consequences of the small-government approach favored by Republican majorities in Washington and statehouses nationwide.

Ironically enough, this spatial segregation is the direct consequence of the small, piecemeal attempt made in the 2000s to make London more egalitarian.

No effects of heat transfer enhancement or pressure drop increase were observed as a consequence of the small scale of the microchannels.

Finally, the activation of the {0 1 1} planes is shown to be an indirect consequence of the small dimensions of the nanostructures considered.

Increase of the binding content enhances the mechanical resistance but decreases the resistance to sulphate solutions, as a consequence of the small capillaries not allowing for salt crystallization.

Perpetual saturation is a consequence of the small particle size of smectitic clays, which in a structured clay soil, leads to very small pores and a high air entry value.

"One consequence of the small amount of competitive funding for agriculture research is the decline in training of new agriculture scientists and the hindered recruitment of a new generation of the best young scientists into this area," the study said.

While prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening and digital rectal exams also increased among men 50 and older, the increase was not statistically significant, possibly a consequence of the small sample size.

Figure 2a shows the transfer characteristics of a device, displaying an ambipolar behaviour as a consequence of the small channel bandgap.

The exponential forgetting is a consequence of the small number of time scales interacting in these simple linear models (one for the IF, two for the GIF neuron).