Sentence examples for consequences predicted by from inspiring English sources

All the dire consequences predicted by doubters failed to happen.

But it was accomplished without the dire consequences predicted by many outside the country.

Roughly 80 million Americans have used recreational drugs and it has not led to the dire consequences predicted by prohibitionists.

When NATO took to the air to strike the Bosnian Serbs, in 1995, none of the dire consequences predicted by doubters ensued; in due course a peace treaty was signed, which has worked remarkably well.

Only few articles treated them as a single asset and the consequences predicted by these models showed close similarities with operational data from recently commissioned pipelines.

Miraculously we see none of the catastrophic consequences predicted by opponents: the world does not collapse, the economy does not stop functioning, and mom and pop stores continue to thrive in the newly regulated world.

The best available evidence demonstrates beyond any reasonable doubt that the reckless spewing of global-warming pollution in obscene quantities into the atmospheric commons is having exactly the consequences long predicted by scientists who have analyzed the known facts according to the laws of physics".

The mutation alters an evolutionarily conserved amino acid residue, presumably leading to functional consequences as predicted by PolyPhen2.

A total of 80 variants presented a possibly damaging or deleterious consequence as predicted by at least one of them (Fig.  2b).

Consequence types predicted by Ensembl are shown in transcript context in Figure 1, with further detail provided at (http://www.ensembl.org/info/docs/variation/index.html).html

As a consequence, predicted stress-strain curve by employing the developed unit cell model agrees well with the experimental data.