Sentence examples for consequences prove from inspiring English sources

Experimental consequences prove that the proposed method effectively achieved the objective of high embedding capacity and sustaining the quality of image.

The consequences proved disastrous, and after the Battle of Stalingrad he lost hope that Germany would win the war.

But his desire to produce an heir has tragic consequences, proving the dour moral that "the sins of fathers are visited on their children".

When the merchants of Philadelphia voted to stop buying British goods in the 1760s, at the urging of a militant Presbyterian faction, the consequences proved far-reaching.

Some in government feel they have heard all this before, and seen forecasts of dire consequences proved wrong.

The result of such governmental largesse was exploding welfare dependency, anarchic housing projects, family collapse and open warfare between activists and teachers whose destructive consequences proved ineradicable.

Following closely on the Palomares incident, the cleanup costs and political consequences proved too high to risk again, so SAC ended the airborne alert program the following day.

Thus the pharmacologic inhibition of parasite and/or host cell GR might lead to metabolic consequences proven by nature to be effective against the parasite.

It may very well be that Google's share structure has an unintended consequence – proving the value (or not) of the shareholder vote.

This consequence proves that the APCN samples are successfully combined in a more exfoliated and less intercalated dispersion mode (Mamaghani Shishavan et al. 2014).

I can appreciate the intended consequences of Nicholas D. Kristof's argument for 100-miles-per-gallon cars, but the unintended consequences could prove to be catastrophic: four cars in every garage instead of two.