Sentence examples similar to consequent criticisms from inspiring English sources
In a follow-up discussion XXXXXXXXXXXX was more cautious, and noted that the degree of French media attention on the attack and consequent criticism of GoF human rights policy was unprecedented.
Donald Nute (1980) has combined the criticism of Centering (and the consequent adoption of Weak Centering) with a separate criticism of CV.
Earthquake resistant design has always been a challenge for innovators, partly because the loads are not deterministic, with large magnitudes at extremely low probabilities in the Gumbel distribution, and a consequent need to balance political criticism tomorrow with economic savings today.
Writers, if they can be characterised collectively in any way, would not duck the charge of being a touch on the competitive side, often over-aware of the scythes of criticism, fluctuations in public favour and the consequent impact on royalties.
The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.
If the theater community does not feed responsible theater criticism by paying for it, Mitchell reasoned, then it will go on wasting away, with consequent harm to the theater ecology.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
"Their primary criticism of our study is that we don't have data specifically on people going through the WCA and consequent mental health problems," said Barr, from the University of Liverpool.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
"There was incredulous consequent public shock.
