Sentence examples for consequences provided from inspiring English sources

"I think the attack on the Saudi embassy and its consequences provided Rouhani with a potent tool to push back the hardliners at a crucial juncture for Iran," Vaez said.

The problem of the gradual, slow drift over many years towards unsafe conduct of company operations is discussed and examples of possible consequences provided.

It is demonstrated that the computer codes available at Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe can be used for the complete analyses of the containment behaviour and the accident consequences, provided that the design data of the nuclear reactor and information on the initiating phase of the accident are available.

The model assumes that an individuals' health behaviour depends upon the belief about the impact of the illness and its consequences, provided that the individual has a distinct course of action by which to proceed.

The remarkable story of his own actions and their consequences provides an object lesson in how to go about it.

This, of course, will also have financial consequences, and possibly competitive consequences, providing a good measure of punishment for the Pistons for their negligence.

Benchmark: Knows how natural selection and its evolutionary consequences provide a scientific explanation for the diversity and unity of past and present life forms on Earth (CTSS – 'science', '9-12', '9') Science Standard 16- Understands the scientific enterprise.

Benchmark: Knows how natural selection and its evolutionary consequences provide a scientific explanation for the diversity and unity of past and present life forms on Earth Science Standard 14- Understands the nature of scientific knowledge.

Maps: Hazard maps that incorporate information on hazard consequences provide a strong link to the planning framework.

Understanding virulence mechanisms of pathogenic microorganisms, and their consequences, provides an alternative target for disease prevention and mitigation [1].

Incorporating ultrasound Health Centers could facilitate early diagnosis of complications of CN, avoiding serious consequences, providing to the patient more clinic safety.