Sentence examples for consequent as a from inspiring English sources

Some twelfth-century masters regarded the principle that the antecedent is not true without the consequent as a sufficient condition for the truth of a conditional and accepted the so-called paradoxes of implication.

This controversial structure which allows technology companies to divert sales out of major economies – avoiding tax on any consequent profits as a result – has led to a string of tax reform initiatives.

This work focused on the cracking damage caused to the earth-side guide vanes of the Pico Island Wave Power Plant due to the loading from turbulent air flow and consequent vibrations, as a result of turbine stall.

But since the middle of the last decade, irked by China's theft of its military technology and its consequent emergence as a rival in the arms market, Russia's weapons sales to its neighbour have slowed.Russia is also wary of becoming little more than a supplier of natural resources to China's industrial machine a humiliating position for a country that until recently saw China as backward.

Geographic attention in both television and newspaper items was largely on Asian nations, due to their proximity and consequent significance as a cluster of inexpensive destinations with which Australians already have some familiarity as both 'backyards' and 'playgrounds' [ 36].

The third positions of the protein genes were removed from the nucleotide data set because of high substitutional rates and consequent saturation as a source of noise in phylogenetic analyses.

The reduction in PGCs and consequent hypogonadism as a common phenotype of FA mouse models suggest that the FA pathway is important in early embryogenesis, probably for repairing replication-associated stress.

Microenvironmental stimuli activating c-Src might influence Ets1 binding to CXCR4 promoter and consequent transactivation, as well as CXCR4 post-translational regulatory mechanisms such as phosphorylation.

A Rule can have as consequent a service call to the DistributorService to trigger a certain event.

Lastly, perception and consequent ability, as well as external agents, may influence patients' beliefs.

But the valid points that Mr. Hertsgaard wants to make about such matters are smothered by his penchant for overstatement and outright distortion -- and his consequent unreliability as an observer.