Sentence examples for consequences that fall from from inspiring English sources
"The accounting officer for the PSNI is the chief constable and when he reads through this report and looks at the detailed criticisms in there and the impact this is having on the integrity of the PSNI, he's going to have to reflect upon that and deal with the consequences that fall from that".
Conversely, the rain that falls from an old storm has more light oxygen in it and that is the sort of rain that tends to fall on land.In this section Learning without learning Bitter consequences Running rings round storms Lucy's daughter ReprintsWhen this rain enters the soil, some of it is taken up by trees and incorporated into their wood.
This is an act that mimics slipping but you catch yourself and avoid any painful consequences that might come from falling on the ground.
Based on summaries I have read, there are no clear consequences for schools that fall short.
Some accidents have disastrous consequences: The crane that fell last month from an East Side building killed seven people.
So this is an epidemic that will fall disproportionately on the poorest, with consequences that will last a lifetime.
Additionally, studies using fall injuries rather than just falls as an outcome are not so common, despite the fact that fall injuries could conceivably be considered as the more interesting outcome, due to the larger risk of future health consequences.
Intensity was rare and the consequence was a game that fell into a settled rhythm.
In the third stage of the narrative, New Traditionalists maintain that liberal democracy emerges as the more or less natural political consequence of the fall from the pre-modern state.
