Sentence examples for consequences which grew from inspiring English sources
Describes hydraulic mining and its ecological consequences, which grew so great that in the 1880s, a citizen's committee formed & outlawed the practice in California.
Others were more concerned about the undemocratic implications of separating scientists from wider society and potentially insulating them from the consequences of their actions – a concern which grew as the atomic age turned sour.
That today's postdoc system -- which grew up as an accidental consequence of government policies focused on other goals -- needs serious change is inarguable.
If it were now to collapse into political and economic chaos, the consequences within the country and the region could be dire.Its economy, which grew apace in the early 1990s, has been in a hole for nearly two years.
Hacker attributed this shift to what he called "the personal-responsibility crusade," which grew out of a post-sixties fixation on moral hazard: the idea that you do riskier things if you're insulated from the consequences.
The lessening from which growing could begin.
"We find that many of the celebrated network properties may be a consequence of the way in which they grew, rather than a necessary consequence of how they work or function".
However, as a consequence of the conditions under which we grew our plants, we have also made observations that give additional insight to the complexities of the interaction that occur between floral pathways, and how internal and external cues come into play to ensure flowering occurs when internal and external cues are appropriate.
It's all part of the game but even with the consequences, we grew closer.
