Sentence examples for consequences published from inspiring English sources

— Jim Rose The book "Love and Consequences," published as a memoir, was revealed to be a fraud.

James Buchan is the author of Days of God: The Iranian Revolution and Its Consequences, published by John Murray.

Mei Fong, author of One Child: The Story Of China's Most Radical Experiment, a book about the one-child policy and its consequences published in English this year, tried unsuccessfully to have her book distributed in Chinese.

His book, What Happened to Goldman Sachs: An Insider's Story of Organizational Drift and its Unintended Consequences published by Harvard Business Review Press, is based on work for his PhD dissertation.

Introduction Consequences of hospitalization in critically ill patients have been recognized for several years with physical, cognitive and psychological consequences published under the denomination of the post intensive care syndrome which will become a new challenge for intensivists.

"I obsessed about all the Wilson stuff, but out of everyone's view," Mr. Rove wrote in his book, "Courage and Consequence," published in 2010.

During the seven years of his marriage Mill became increasingly absorbed in the work of the British East India Company and in consequence published less than at any other period of his life.

James Buchan's Days of God: The Iranian Revolution and Its Consequences is published by John Murray.

Satyajit Das is a former banker and author whose latest book 'A Banquet of Consequences' is published in February.

One of the largest studies to look at the consequences was published last year in Diabetes Care, a publication of the American Diabetes Association.

Child Maltreatment: Prevalence, Incidence and Consequences (pdf) Published: August 2012, Published by: UNICEF East Asia and Pacific The report is the first-ever comprehensive analysis of existing studies undertaken by experts and academics about child maltreatment in the region.